Jonathan Travers Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, GB

Remote, From Cambridge, UK

Lead development, delivery, and ongoing maintenance of the Tokenized Platform, supporting an ecosystem of digitised financial products created by specialist partners, all building on interoperable Tokenized contracts and assets. Architected the Tokenized UI for reuse/customisation by third-parties (React, OAuth), and restructured its business logic for.

Remote, From Cambridge, UK

Built and shipped the main app that Tokenized customers log into to view their asset portfolio and transaction history, initiate transfers and trades, and manage contracts. Currently available for desktop OSs via Electron, the app is architected to be published directly on the web (React, Webpack), and as a mobile-optimised PWA. Integrated Stripe-powered.

Remote, From Cambridge, UK

Built and shipped the iOS/Android app that’s central to the Tokenized non-custodial security model, holding customers’ private signing keys biometrically-locked by the secure element using native code (a Cordova plugin, Swift, Java) that I wrote. Implemented encrypted key backups stored in the customer’s iCloud Keychain or Google Drive, allowing.

Remote, From Cambridge, UK

Built and shipped intuitive UI (React, Final Form) that allows multiple administrators to propose/review/approve asset trades in managed organisation workspaces with configurable N of M control arrangements. To ensure all possible UI paths (potentially 30+ individuals and 100+ steps) work correctly, I built a sophisticated end-to-end randomised test system.

Remote, From Cambridge, UK

Built and shipped a rich editing UI for customers’ financial instrument contracts, presenting codified fields for a range of asset types, and structured legal prose with an embedded outliner (React, Redux, Draft.js, Reselect) supporting hierarchical clauses, chapters, formatting, and defined terms. The editor calculates diffs and validates as you edit, and.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Built and shipped a self-service system management dashboard UI (React, GraphQL, Node.js, DynamoDB), empowering enterprise customers to manage their own deployments and reducing the support burden for GeoSpock.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Built and shipped GeoSpock Data Explorer, an interactive visualisation and analysis tool capable of handling 100B+ geospatial points. Combined a React-driven workspace UI with a fork of Mapbox GL JS extended with custom WebGL shaders. Strong customer engagement and more investment followed, and I built a team of developers (six people by 2018), leading.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Found product market fit for GeoSpock’s geospatial database technology by creating and iterating on prototypes and responding quickly to business opportunities. Highlights included participating in the Techstars London startup accelerator, building the visualisation demos that became Data Explorer, and designing and documenting the GeoSpock REST API.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Responsible for ongoing development, design, and refinement of an iOS social networking app, built to showcase GeoSpock’s evolving geospatial database technology. Rapidly transformed a neglected iOS port into a compelling product with a steady release schedule, and a polished, modern UI.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Created my own iOS app development studio to pursue personal projects. Over two years of intensive solo development, I established myself as an independent developer, built technology, planned and designed products, and released a major productivity app, Mark Now, into the App Store in Feb 2014.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Lead the rapid development and delivery of the iOS version of the critically-acclaimed Wii platform game LostWinds. Coordinated a team of seven programers – optimising the 3D engine for iOS, and re-imagining the game’s controls for multi-touch.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Set up a mobile development group within Frontier, porting tools and technology to Apple platforms. Architected a whole game framework in C# for a mobile game (Kinectimals), released for iOS and Windows Phone 7.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Lead a team of up to eleven programmers bringing to near-completion an ambitious, autonomous, story-driven AI system able to realistically populate the simulated city of a major console title (The Outsider, unreleased).

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Worked on three major console titles (Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Thrillville, and The Outsider), handling all aspects of games programming including AI, save systems, shaders, performance optimisation, and scripting. With team sizes growing, I naturally moved into leadership roles as we introduced agile methodologies.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Helped deliver a major console platformer (Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo), and lead two mobile game projects to release – a game port to Symbian S60 and a puzzle game for the J2ME platform.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Lead development of a new remote debug API (RV-MSG) and also assisted with the parallel development of a new debugger (RVD) and JTAG ICE debug hardware (RVI).

Walnut Creek, Bay Area, California

Six month placement at an acquired debug software company, integrating their product (a debugger) with ARM tools and technologies.

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Developed embedded debug tools (JTAG ICE debug, real-time trace), both software and hardware (FPGA) design.