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San Diego, Ca, Us

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Hardware and software / firmware design. Native iOS developer. I have worked in the biotech, educational, business/finance (Bitcoin) and gaming fields. Experienced in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Internet of Things (IoT). Here are some apps we worked on:Top-Word - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/top-word/id658297349?mt=8Trace as many words as you can before time runs out. Every time you find a word, it adds time to the timer. Find the TOP WORD (the longest word in the puzzle) and your screen will explode. AirBitz - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/airbitz-bitcoin-wallet-directory/id843536046?mt=8Bitcoin wallet as well as a business directory so you can see which businesses around you take Bitcoin. We wrote the low level security and server communications library in C and also coded up the business directory and UI for the wallet. Also added BLE: People can pay each other via BLE and not have to use QR codes.Dexteria - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dexteria-fine-motor-skill/id420464455?mt=8Medical app helping folks with hand disabilities. Hit #1 in the U.S. and Australian App Stores. Focuses on sequential finger tapping, coordinated writing/tracing and pinching.Dexteria Jr. - https://itunes.apple.com/app/dexteria-jr.-fine-motor-skill/id624918435A follow-up app to Dexteria aimed at pre-school aged children. It provides a set of therapeutic hand exercises that improve fine motor skills and handwriting readiness. LetterReflex - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/letterreflex-overcoming-letter/id485920074?mt=8Helps battle dyslexia by helping a student tie a letter they see to the physical movement of rolling a ball toward that letter. Reached #6 in the medical category, U.S. App Store.

San Diego, Ca, Us

Bringing the lab home, putting you in control of your health.

San Diego, California, Us

San Mateo, Ca, Us

I developed the GoPro PLUS subscription service feature on the iOS app. I also helped coordinate this development with the Android team and worked closely with the back end team in San Francisco.

Developed my first iOS app: Voltage Divider. It's a productivity app for engineers that facilitates selecting the correct resistor values when designing switching power supplies or any circuit that includes a resistive voltage divider. Resistors were rendered in 3D using OpenGL and even have a nice specular reflection.

San Diego, Ca, Us

Wireless communications hardware, software and firmware design for military applications.

Worked on Disney MovieBeam system hardware and firmware. Trained factory workers in Penang, Malaysia on RF Test fixture operation. Collaborated on hardware design and implemented Windows CE based firmware for universal controller board used in medical products. Worked on various hardware and software designs for several products in the medical field. Company acquired by TrellisWare Technologies.

Austin, Texas, Us

Developed automated test fixtures and firmware for Kodak's first all-in-one printer.

Designed USB Keypad hardware for touch screen voting machine. Also designed thermal inkjet printer hardware and firmware for same machine. Designed 3D machine vision system for golf club measuring/bending machine. Worked on several printer designs. Company was acquired by Flextronics.

Worked on various small projects for a short time until the company merged with ML Hightower and became PDG Hightower.

Ported motorcycle racing game, "Road Rash" to SegaCD. Did some R&D on Sega's 32X system. Worked on Sega Saturn version of "Courier Crisis", a 3D bicycle messenger game. Focus was on rendering engine optimizations, AI, depth cueing. Worked with Sega, EA, GT Interactive . Also worked on rendering optimizations on SONY Playstation 1 platform. Developed awesome Spiderman and Beavis and Butthead prototypes.

Logged over 6,000 successful electronic repairs including tube type guitar amps, mixing consoles, tape recorders, analog and digital synthesizers, computers, VCRs, CD players, power amplifiers, CRT monitors, digital effects units, lasers, fog machines. You name it, I've probably fixed it.