Writing Python Lambda functions and configuring/managing various AWS modules such as S3, DynamoDB, SNS, SQS, and AWS Config.

Work with Django and Postgres to design enterprise pharmaceutical automation systems.

Worked on integrating Javascript media layers into production car dealership sites.Developed machine learning models to designate common features on cars and trucks.Designed and implemented control hub for automated vehicle turntable/photography system.

Designed and built the current company website on the AWS platform [ec2, s3, route53, cloudfront]. I maintain the site day-to-day while managing the company's Google Ads account with a typical $7k-$10k weekly ad budget. Marketing decisions are predominately data driven and rely on a combination of AWS ML modules and Deep Learning neural net frameworks I've authored.

I started this company along with the co-founder/president, Michael LaMar. In my current role, I assess a client's proposed project, and then either create the product or delegate the work required to produce the product to a member of the Delta Fox team. I predominately write code in Swift (iOS) and create web pages from scratch using HTML/CSS/Javascript.

I have worked on multiple aircraft projects, both commercial and military, in roles as a designer using CATIA and as a stress analyst using programs such as TMP Vision and NASTRAN/PATRAN. Projects I've been a part of include:Bombardier Learjet 85 (Stress Analyst)Bell V-280 Valor (Designer using CATIA V6)Bombardier Global 7000/8000 (Designer using CATIA V5/Fatigue Analysis using TMP Vision)Lockheed Martin Havoc AMV 8x8 (Designer using PTC Creo)

I designed a way to convert small, air-cooled, diesel generators to run off 100% coconut oil (no diesel mixing needed). My design was funded by Southern Methodist University's Engaged Learning program in early 2011. After nearly three years of building the prototype, the generator was tested on November 25, 2013 and successfully ran on 100% coconut oil. The plans to refine the prototype and ship it to Kenya were postponed indefinitely due to complications with Southern Methodist University.

I was a student researcher in Southern Methodist University's micro-sensors lab headed by Dr. Volkan Otugen. I was involved in the DARPA-backed neurophotonics project which dealt with creating small sensors that used fiber optics to send/receive data. I was responsible for making small batches of these sensors in addition to making photon tracking sensors.