Nathaniel Hefler Email & Phone Number

San Antonio, Tx, Us

San Antonio, Texas, United States

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Recently I have increased the reliability and internet upload and download speed of the network by 500%. In addition I have established good relations between the church and Unite Private Networks. My primary job is setting up and monitoring the live stream of the church's sermons. In addition, I edit the audio during the performance when the microphones of the pastors and/or singers are too low in volume or too high in volume. I also fix and update desktops around the office so everything is up to date and all computers are working properly. Plus I set up and configure zoom rooms for office conferences. Next I maintain the church website using WordPress. Then I watch over the internet security of the church. Finally I write procedures regarding Live streams, Zoom Rooms, and audio editing.

Vista, California, United States

I worked with a team of 3 to finish a prototype mobile phone application that was written in C# and built in Xamarin as it was platform independent. I worked in Front End Development where I implemented Filters, Speedometers, and the ability to make reports. I implemented these speedometers using SkiaSharp which is a 2D rendering library with a C# wrapper. These Speedometers rendered in real time in reaction to data packets send to them from the hardware given to us by the company called "The Puck" which connected to either the Ethernet or the WiFi within a building and checked its broadband strength and speed. For the Speedometers, they reacted to the data packets sent from the device to them as they filled up based on how fast the upload or download speed of the internet was. I implemented filters for the speedometers based on these packets as each one was set to a different item. Where one was set to show only WiFi upload speed and another WiFi Download speed. Then the next page is the speed for Ethernet. These filters were created inside of the xaml files and were thought up when I read the tags inside of the data packets sent from the device and noticed they had a specific set pattern and said whether they were upload or download data or if they were Ethernet or WiFi data so I used both criteria to create the filter. We used Bitbucket to grab from company's branches and to make official commits on their main branch. We also used Git to manage the branches within our local group as we all worked on separate parts. During this development process, we practiced AGILE and Scrum consistently as we did constant sprints and used iterative development as we were building onto a preexisting mobile application. Meanwhile we wrote technical documents for progress reports to turn in to our employer and used UML diagrams to give visual representations of the components in our project as well as how they interacted with each other.