Leading the charge on additive manufactured sUAS, lowering cost and defeating supply chain dependence for both commercial and defense applications. Multiple USAF contracts awarded in a short span, 7 figure revenue, fully bootstrapped. https://titandynamics.aero

Since mid-2019, I've been remotely contracted for Uber, Sam's Club, Walmart Labs, T-Mobile, and Alaska Airlines.

Worked on a secret project mainly using React Native, as well as parts that were in both Java and Kotlin. It was definitely a very challenging project that pushed the boundaries of current technology, and is still yet to be released as of Mid-2020

After my second company was acquired by Glu, my business partners and I were hired to build games for the company.

Worked on coming up with the next features of Tinder, fixing bugs, and building the Android app – everything from front end to back end architecture to product design within a specialized RND feature team.

Yo is a simple app that lets users send a "Yo" to others. It's a zero character communication tool that has the potential to revolutionize mobile communication. As the sole Android Developer, I worked on designing aspects of the UI, developing & coming up with new features, as well as implementing efficient solutions to problems in both the front and backend. Later on, I expanded the platform to support both Google Glass and Android Wear.

Starting off as a paid engineering intern at Ratio, my duties include writing software for various third party projects & learning about product development life cycles such as Lean/Agile/Waterfall. I worked on projects involving Oculus Rift, Windows, Amazon FireTV, and on Amazon's Fire Phone prior to it's release in June 2014. I was later offered a full time opportunity for the summer of 2014, and worked on an Android project for PicMonkey.

It all began when I published my first app, DoodleJump, a game ported from smartphones to a graphing calculator at the age of 14. Since then, I’ve developed multiple Android applications with millions of downloads and high ratings to match.

As one of the first Google Glass explorers, I've leveraged my experience with Android in order to create new experiences for wearables such as Google Glass. Starting with GlassCopter, one of the first games for Glass, I've went on to create several Glass apps (glassware) for different companies. Of the one's I'm allowed to disclose, the most notable are Kamioke, and apps for surgeons to bring Google Glass into the OR.

Writing software for other large corporations (i.e. Microsoft, Google) supporting platforms such as Android & Windows. Worked on projects involving Google Glass.

Developed advanced control mechanisms for robots using mainly Java and C#, supporting platforms such as Android, Windows, Linux, Mac, and more. Delved into low-level serial communication between Android devices and microcontrollers such as Arduino and Propeller using USB, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. Enabled remote presence by researching, developing, and aggregating all acquired knowledge to create software that enables control of a robot and its subsystems from virtually anywhere. This involved creating reliable communication methods over the internet as well as developing fast and efficient methods of data transmission, making sure to properly handle disconnects or other extraneous failures.