Daniel Cho Email & Phone Number

Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

Working in a small team as a web application developer to implement an inclusive coding environment, that is being used by young students with different disabilities. Making the coding environment accessible is the crucial requirement of the project, and to achieve that, I have been applying web aria markup to the coding environment to make it accessible to keyboard and screenreader users. I have also Implemented some innovative features like using the coding environment with voice or by making sounds. This project is an open source project, and you can follow up blog post on https://www.codelearncreate.org/, or source code in Github repo: https://github.com/codelearncreate/c2lc-coding-environment

Toronto

Ample Labs (formally known as HomeTO) is a social startup committed to using technology to empower individuals facing homelessness. At Ample Labs, I am in charge of overseeing the implementation of a robust chatbot which assists people with finding their basic necessities. With the help of Google Maps API, the chatbot allows users to instantly request resources (such as, soup kitchens, information about shelters, showers, etc.) which are closest to their current location. The technologies which were used in the development of the chatbot include; Google Cloud Function to build APIs; Amazon Web Services (Lex to access the NLP service, and Lambda function to handle the initialization, validation and fulfillment of the chatbot).

Toronto, Canada Area

LeagueLights is a fully functioning Amazon Web Services based PHP web application on Elastic Beanstalk. Users are able to upload and search for gameplay videos from Riot Games’ League of Legends MOBA game. This was a solo project that I created in order to teach myself valuable AWS skills. The domain purchased from Route 53 uses RDS for its relational database, and videos are uploaded to S3 Buckets.

Toronto, Canada Area

While working in a small team with two colleagues, I pioneered and developed a mobile game for Android phones, under the unofficial start-up company, Iteractive. The app is currently available on the Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iteractive.onebythree. The programs which were used include; Unity (to handle graphical components of the game); and C# (to code the application structure and functionalities).