I am a member of the ACC Markups team. As the sole Android engineer, I created the entire Android interface using a MVI Framework based on Spotify's Mobius framework. I am also responsible for working on the shared Kotlin Multiplatform library that computes the placement and creation of the suite of Markups. As a result of the multiplatform functionality of our team, my work has also involved work on the iOS platform (using Swift) and the Web platform (using React).

I joined the Android team just before the release of our 3.0 client. Since then, I have help shepherd in a new software architecture (MVI/Spotify's Mobius), rewrite the entire onboarding experience, and create a better user experience through custom animations, establishing and enforcing a proper navigation structure, and introducing an interactive task map using Mapbox.

As the lead Android developer for the SNKRS application, it was my responsibility to make decisions about the application architecture, development the more complex aspects of the application (including the various animations), and acted as the representative for the Android SNKRS team.

As an Android developer, I was brought onboard at Intergalactic Interactive to fix and complete a previously abandoned application. This included adding error handling, improving the networking functionality, and working with the client to design and develop new views. My duties have since expanded to further Android applications and iOS and Titanium applications.

As an Adjunct Professor at Lewis \& Clark College, I taught a summer semester of Computer Science I, and three courses Fall semester: Computer Science I, Algorithm Design and Analysis, and Big Data. Computer Science I is the introduction course for Computer Science majors taught in C. Algorithm Design and Analysis is a class dedicated to studying various algorithms and data structures, their design, and run time; and Big-O notation. Big Data was a course of my own design that has not been previously taught at Lewis \& Clark College. The course was created as a Data Science course, with an emphasis on applying Machine Learning algorithms to various real datasets.

As a primarily Android developer, I made it my goal to take on any tasks whose implementation was not immediately apparent. This included researching and expanding popular Android libraries to fit clients' need and reworking and fixing legacy code. Being the lead Android developer in the Chicago office, I led both client and internal projects, including designing applications' architecture and making design decisions. I also spent time as an iOS developer, working on a few different projects, including a large home automation application.

All-around developer, with an emphasis on mobile development. I worked on full and mobile websites, Android applications, and a JQuery extension.Projects I worked on included Safecast, an international project working to increase awareness of radiation levels in Japan by mapping and displaying radiation readings; an experimental mobile 3D mapping application for a major ad-agency; and Uncorked Studios' FlareMail app, for which I was the sole Android developer.

Examined current techniques used by spammers on Twitter in order to find a correlation between key classifiers and probabilities of spam users. Work was done entirely in C++ and Python using existing Twitter APIs.

As a software developer, I was tasked with the development and maintenance of websites as per customer requests, worked on the development and maintenance of internal applications as per Safetec employees requests, and testing and troubleshooting legacy software.

Creation of software dealing with haplotype single nucleotide polymorphism analysis and representation.