Aerostrat is a fast growing B2B SaaS company building a complete maintenance planning solution for the aviation industry. Our core product, Aerros, enables our customers to plan all the maintenance on hundreds of aircraft in a matter of minutes. Our solution helps customers understand the cost and efficiency of their maintenance operations while giving them the confidence to make data-backed business decisions. Over the past six years, Aerostrat has achieved a customer base that includes some of the world’s most well-known airlines and aircraft operators. Aerostrat’s success to date has been driven by a lean team focused on transforming complex asks into an easy to use product.

Worked on the Microsoft Authenticator app on Android (now with 50+ million downloads on the Play Store and a 4.5+ rating), Microsoft’s external authentication SDK (Live SDK/ADAL) which was widely used by external developers to provide SSO and application consent with Microsoft, and Microsoft’s account management portals (handling hundreds of millions of logins daily).

Weev was a Vancouver-based start-up aiming to enrich student communication and collaboration on campus. We were in the early stages of developing a web service backend and smartphone applications that would empower students to build meaningful, relevant and immediate connections with those around them. Weev was an entrepreneurial venture spawned from the University of British Columbia's New Venture Design program.The New Venture Design program is an interdisciplinary (Engineering - Commerce) course with a primary goal of providing students the knowledge and practical experience related to the formation of an entrepreneurial enterprise based on the development of a new product or process. Working in teams of 6 students (3 engineering /3 commerce), the end-target in the course is to produce a viable product prototype and the necessary business plan to ensure its success in the marketplace. More information can be found here: http://design.engineering.ubc.ca/design-courses/new-venture-design/

During my four month internship at Microsoft, I was a Software Development Engineer in Test tasked with two projects in the Windows Live - Cloud Directory Platform team (now the Microsoft account team).The first project was to develop a complete end to end testing/QA story for a new feature. I worked with two other interns (PM and Dev) to plan features, build user stories, analyze the security threat model and develop & test the feature. I personally developed a complete test plan, implemented over 100 test cases, and identified and resolved 69 bugs over the span of 4 months. Test cases were developed in C#, with a mix of backend and frontend tests using a Selenium-like Web UI driver.My second project was to develop an internal tool that would improve the time required to perform stress and performance testing. The tool was developed in C# and improved testing time by up to 900%.

During my four month internship with Research In Motion (RIM), I was a Software Developer for their BlackBerry Prototype Group. The goal of this team was to develop prototype applications that could showcase unique, experimental features and scenarios utilizing current and upcoming BlackBerry smartphones. Over four months, I designed and developed 6 different prototype applications. Each application was self-driven from the ground up including building a design, developing the application and testing the application for internal release. Although prototype applications are only released internally - they form the foundation for other teams to pick up and develop further into an external feature.

Developed test automation software for Crystal Reports SDK and Server components for SAP's Business Objects team in Vancouver.