Contributing to the Open edX learning management system and analytics platforms, and providing client institutions with custom Open edX deployments, course enhancements, and platform features. At OpenCraft I participate in the Open edX Core Contributor's program, I mentor newcomers to the team, manage clients and projects as well as the overall resourcing of my team's projects, provide estimations and quotes for prospective clients. All our work is open source at https://github.com/open-craft.

Supporting the university's Blackboard installation and related tools, data integration, and software development for learning and teaching applications for on-campus and external edX courses.

I developed client- and server-side software for the Thereitis search visualisation tool. Also created internal tools for deployment management, and prototyped social shopping applications.

I developed and maintained customer- and staff-facing web applications, and the SOAP and REST services that support them.Internode uses the Agile development methodology and test-driven development.

I developed and maintained Oracle database-driven applications including the UoA CMS, the Program Finder, Staff Directory, and News & Events.

I provided PHP support for WordPress installations, set up MySQL databases, and did some basic application development in Catalyst.

For this role, I learned Objective-C and Apple WebObjects tobuild and maintain sales and supply standalone and web relational database applications. I implemented an email notification system using JavaMail, and addedseveral other features to the software suite. The developers worked with 20+ people in several departments under a structured development framework.

After completing my honors work at the University of Iowa, I was employed to implement some behavioral elements in the driving simulator: autonomous and user-directed vehicles. All code waswritten in C++ using Visual C++ on Windows NT. Everyday work was done with with a team of 3 people, and integrated the work of 10 others from a remote site in Los Angeles.