Rapidly developed a proof of concept for 3 different AI products that worked together - a custom AI chat bot, a web scraping tool, and an extensible AI analysis web service for populating a database with arbitrary datapoints of information based on web scraped data.

Laid the groundwork for a centralized web server system meant to replace the myriad of services they were using previously to conduct their business. Took over the Sketchup plugin and rewrote the vast majority of it to make it more maintainable while adding significantly to the featureset. Created a VR application meant to be used on the Quest headset that interfaces with all the new software. Picked up several new languages and frameworks in order to put all of this together.

Led the end-to-end creation of Codebuddy -an innovative AI-powered coding tool - leveraging Google Cloud Platform (App Engine Standard), jQuery, CSS, and Java. Integrated OpenAI's API and maximized the potential of GPT-4 as a software development tool, enhancing interactions between developers and AI.Designed the UI/UX to optimize ChatGPT's utility for software developers. Personally designed and developed the entire web interface as well as supporting backend infrastructure.Utilized GCP cloud based Appengine and Datastore technology to ensure the platform can scale seamlessly to handle hundreds of thousands of users.Created the "orchestration" scripting system that enabled software developers to create AI-powered applications very easily, giving them control over how various AI agents talk to each other (or with the script), while also giving the developer full control through a scripting environment. The system is capable of being run in an Appengine cloud environment, making it highly a scalable and serverless solution.

Working in an Agile environment to create an embedded web-server system for use in major telecom providers. The development stack was Springboot, Java, React + Redux, Postgres, Gradle, JUnit + Mockito. Due to the team makeup, I ended up leaning heavily towards UI development while working at MIW as I was one of the only developers with extensive frontend experience. I was also tasked to lead their Bluetooth initiative, which I did for about a year. In that project I had to design tools to allow us to easily troubleshoot issues in a highly complex multi-server environment. After the Bluetooth project I was tasked with redesigning (UI/UX) and rewriting a major core component of the product, from which I got glowing reviews from managers and co-workers alike. My tenure at MIW was both rewarding and enjoyable, as I felt that my contributions were highly valued, a sentiment echoed through the feedback I received from my colleagues. My years of experience in frontend development were put to good use, and I enjoyed the opportunity to delve into every facet of the product as a full stack developer.

This company was founded to work primarily on Voidspace and as the founder I was heavily involved in every single aspect of it's design and development. This is a cross-platform, real-time, multi-player video game project that includes the creation of a unique set of supporting frameworks. Specifically, the first year of development saw the creation of the Simulation and Networking framework, which is a generic framework that makes creating multiplayer games (and massively multiplayer games) as simple as creating a single player game. I also worked on the "Game Elements Framework" which consisted of a browser-based editor and a framework architecture that allowed for rapid game and game content development. The GEF also allowed us to facilitate game content contributions from well over 100 contributors, particularly in Initium.The frameworks have been showcased first in Initium, a browser-based, turn-based MMORPG. They were then integrated into Voidspace, a real-time, live-action, LibGDX-powered video game and playable on Windows/Mac/Linux Desktops, Android, iPhone, and directly in the browser.

My time here was cut short when I was offered significant funding to work on Universe Projects Inc full-time. While at ZDirect I was tasked with adding new features and bug fixes into their core product. My contributions were well received by my colleagues and I believe some of the UI experiences I developed were an inspiration for the rest of the team to try to bring the application to the next level.

In order to teach myself web and database development, I wrote this rather complex web service. It is an online tabletop gaming engine. You can create your own games without code or even write scripted game elements right in the browser.

-Lead a team of developers to design and implement automation and management software that facilitated the processing of telecom invoices-Developed frameworks and tools to support the development of invoice translators and automatic downloaders; invoices were read and output into a single format, invoice downloads were automated to download invoice data from telecom vendor websites

Installed and supported the hardware and software needs for restaurant's Point Of Sale systems.

Developed a visual network display that mapped network nodes onto a physical map view.

-I started off learning ASP and web development and was later moved to develop an educational computer game-The majority of my work here was in developing an educational computer game for Montessori schools. The development required that I create my own graphics in 3DS Max and code the game in Delphi.