David Willoughby Email & Phone Number

Wilmington, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston Area

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Developed native iOS and Android Shopmium and Coupons.com apps using Swift and Kotlin.Helped to implement a reactive Clean architecture in an older code base.Previously re-architected the SavingStar Rails web app, improving back-end processes using Ruby and Python, MongoDB and Oracle, as well mobile apps (iOS and Android) built with the Appcelerator framework.

Cambridge, Ma

Los Angeles

Lead development of the technology platform for Barbot inventory management

Greater Boston Area

Plan and Maintain the SWIFT Media Networks platform• Work as part of the senior management team• Work with the team to establish features and future plans for the platform• Evaluate promising technologies and communicate them to the team• Create planning documents for development of new features• Plan and implement processes and infrastructure to enable the business to operate efficiently• Serve as a strategic advisor to the CEO and sales team to determine potential customers and market the platform• Maintain customer relationships, solicit feedback about the platform

• Recommended, designed and executed online communication plans and architecture for clients of the Digital group within this leading experiential marketing agency.• Lead the technical team to deliver innovative, well-targeted, business-building technology solutions.• Tracked and responded to changes within the digital and new media landscape, educated clients and internal teams on appropriate technologies.• Provided technical consulting for Microsoft’s Partners community, several of IBM’s Executive Briefing Centers, and Intel's online events initiative, and designed and implemented large-scale database-driven web applications for Hewlett-Packard, Sprint, EMD Serono, Aramark, Sports Illustrated and the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.

Greater Boston Area

As co-founder of this interactive multimedia studio, David led a talented group of developers to deliver educational & promotional CD-ROMs and websites, online marketing campaigns, and retail installations for corporate and museum clients. He was named one of the top 100 multimedia developers by Multimedia Producer magazine in 1995, and won a 1998 MIMC award for a CD-ROM produced for the Ernst & Young Center for Business Innovation.

David was a member of the Interactive Factory in its earliest days, a group of artists, developers, and visionaries exploring the limits of interactive multimedia and the newly-formed Internet.