Eric Bloom Email & Phone Number

Santa Monica, CA, US

Work at OneCloud Systems includes: AWS CLI scripting, Ansible, Terraform, Continuous Integration/Jenkins, pipelines, Blue Ocean, Shell & Groovy scripting.

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TAGR is an app for discovery, sharing and self­-expression, turning the world into one great art gallery where the entrance is free, the shop is open 24/7, and everyone can become a curator.

Los Angeles, CA, US

Software development for Riot's official Fan Art site for League of Legends (LOL). Stylish high resolution fan art browsing, voting and moderation.

Santa Monica, California, US

Eric worked at TrueCar, Inc. in Santa Monica, California. TrueCar is an information and technology platform that enables its users to communicate with TrueCar Certified Dealers for a hassle-free car-buying experience. Eric was part of the original technology team responsible for building the TrueCar Auto Buying (Multi-Partner) Platform. In 2010, Eric.

Oakland, CA, US

iOS work for Pervasent incuded several high-profile iPad and iPhone applications:Standard Chartered Bank Board Papers iPad applicationEarly version of WebMD Pregnancy iPhone applicationModernizing Medicine Dermatology iPad application (created prototype)

US

Joined a team of 20+ J2EE developers as the primary user interface developer for DealSnap 4.x—5square's Customer Resource Management (CRM) Web application for Car Dealerships.Front end development with JSP's, servlets, custom taglibs, DHTML, DOM, JavaScript and CSS.Developed on a Windows XP/Pro platform using JBOSS 4.x/Tomcat. Deployed on a Linux platform.

Calabasas, CA, US

Work for Ixia included the design and implementation of IxCore, a fundamental part of Ixia's NetOps suite of products for optimizing and monitoring network traffic.System included Java-based central server for collecting, aggregating, and storing data from Ixia's hardware nodes. JSPs and servlets provided browser-based monitoring front-end, including.

As a member of the core development team at Path Communications, I worked on P.A.M., an application manager and automatic recovery system, and eLiveAdvisor, a realtime web communication technology.Work included design, development and deployment of core Java client/server multi-threaded distributed applications using RMI and Java 2, heterogeneous system.

Helped develop their Java/RMI-based, e-commerce software services, including check and credit card payment processing. Developed flashy, Swing-based, multi-threaded console application to monitor server farm liveliness and alert system administrators upon warning and failure conditions.

Palo Alto, CA, US

Ported the Netscape IFC's look and feel using Swing (then still secret) and the AWT, producing what is now called the Elegance Look and Feel. Particularly experienced implementing pluggable look-and-feels using Swing. We also helped Sun remove a number of bugs.

New York, NY, US

Designed Mirage, an innovative 3D interactive adventure game for Viacom New Media (a Viacom International subsidiary) to help inspire interest in mathematics in teenagers.We were responsible for the original story material, game design and the management of several writing teams, graphic houses, and game designers.Bäcchus also created the underlying 3D.

Eden Prairie, Minnesota, US

Designed and created LightWatch, a sophisticated, highly graphical, SNMP-based network management system for managing and controlling multi-protocol LAN's.The underlying graphics interface for the MS-DOS version used the Bäcchus Window Management System, a proprietary, platform independent window management system and widget library. These tools were.

Designed and wrote the Pixel Magician and Image Agent–commercial image conversion and processing products for the OPENSTEP/NeXTSTEP operating systems. These applications were used by many prominent clients. Dealt with QA, testing, marketing, advertising and sales. Performed customer service.

Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, JP

Worked for the Yamaha Systems Technology Group writing low-level assembly language video device drivers to support various high-resolution graphics chips and demos for third party flat panel displays.Our relationship with the Yamaha Music Group (YMG) led to Bäcchus delivering the first commercial IBM-PC graphic editing systems for Yamaha's popular digitial.

Developed support software for a variety of IBM-PC hardware peripherals, e.g., video and modem cards. All work was done in 8080 assembly language.Also wrote several DOS-based memory resident tools, e.g., pop-up memory resident print spoolers. Work also included lots of IBM-PC BIOS-level programming and interrupt service routine programming.

Worked on one of the first IBM-PC based, online/networked order entry systems. Order entry system was written in MS/Pascal and 8080 Assembly.----Merisel, Inc., is the world's largest publicly held distributor of computer hardware and software products. The company sells about 30,000 hardware and software products from 900 manufacturers to 65,000 resellers.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US

Worked at Hughes Missile Systems Group. PL/1 and FORTRAN programming. Also worked at Hughes EDSG in El Segundo--Database programming on an HP-3000.

Ba, Computer Science

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