Christopher Wells Email & Phone Number

Paris, Île-de-France, France

Telecommuting (France)

The project (named "Braid") is middleware, which connects applications to CorDapps running on Corda nodes. I implemented login; support for annotations (which can document CordApp flow classes); a sample CordApp as a test case; and debugged the project's Windows build.

-- TypeScript and React, React Router --To study React I wrote a clone of many of Stack Overflow's web pages -- including links to the URLs which are the application's interface with the server, and mocking the backend so the UI can be exercised.https://github.com/cwellsx/view

Telecommuting (France)

-- TypeScript and Node.js --Sole developer, reporting to the Founder -- the product is a capital markets Blockchain. I designed its support for Smart Contracts, ensuring their evaluation at runtime is deterministic. I also refactored the system; improved performance; and made it easier to test.

Telecommuting (France)

-- C# and JavaScript; ASP, SQL, ADO, Google Maps API --Sole developer, reporting to the CEO -- the product was a web application for first responders: which presents hazmat and vehicle rescue data, and which lets users collaboratively edit markers on maps and floorplans.

Toronto

-- C++, JavaScript, WebKit, HTML5, Selenium/WebDriver --With the team porting WebKit to BlackBerry -- I helped code the media player which supported

-- C#, WinForms, SQL, ORM, HTML and CSS --I developed a requirements management application for Windows desktop -- one component displays and edits HTML, it is published at http://modeltext.com

Toronto

-- C++, Windows Mobile, MFC, TAPI, VoIP, SIP --Developing call-switching telephony software -- I helped intercept the standard Phone application on Windows Mobile by writing a device driver, a redirector for TAPI; and I refactored their Linux telephony server.

Toronto

-- C#, UML, WinForms --Developing a heart monitor -- I read about cardiology, architected the system with other developers, developed a real-time signal display, and encoded diagnostic rules for a prototype "diagnostic server".

Toronto

-- C++, Linux (gcc, gdb, and valgrind), CTI --I integrated their VoiceXML IVR with a 3rd-party CTI (i.e. with Cisco's ICM). For that project I pre-planned the implementation and, at their request, the schedule.

Toronto

-- C++, Windows, SQL, device drivers, C, x86 assembly --I was the first developer at this startup in 1991, finally chief of a team of 20 in 1999, then it was bought by 3Com. I developed and oversaw the software's evolution, from DOS TSRs to a telco-grade fax server.

Rome, London, Toronto

Wrote five manuals for some I.B.M. network and database software products, including a User’s Guide, an Installation and Host Operations manual, and a System Test Plan. Wrote a REXX script to convert a C Programmer’s Reference Manual from SGML to HTML, to run as hypertext on OS/2.

Slough

Wrote five manuals to describe Concurrent’s network software for programmers, administrators, and end-users. Wrote another manual describing their knowledge-based expert system product.

Ottawa

* Designed and developed a packet assembler/disassembler (protocol converter), to connect devices using the SDLC protocol to their packet-switched data network.* Diagnosed and fixed bugs in released software and in newly developed software.

Ottawa

Analyzed and documented the performance (throughput, MTBF, delay) of their packet-switched data network. Developed a network topology used in a bid for American Airline’s reservations network.

B.A., Mathematics

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