Pat Clark Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, CA, US

React web development for OSMO platform in NVIDIA Robotics team.

Campbell, CA, US

I look after everything Accessibility related in ChargePoint. From working with the policy team on #EVSE accessibility requirements to helping out on RFPs and sales inquiries that relate to either station or software accessibility compliance. I am a developer at heart, so everything I do (I lead the dev team for ChargePoint's driver website) has to be.

Campbell, CA, US

ChargePoint driver portal and admin portal provide industry-leading capabilities to its millions of users. I look after ChargePoint's driver website. The current incarnation was released in Jan 2023 and was ChargePoint's first #WCAG compliant product. I was lead developer for that multi-year rewrite of the old PHP portal (yuck!!) and am very proud of what.

San Jose, CA, US

Cisco acquired 1Mainstream in 2015. I continued as lead for the devices team, with my concentration now on HTML Streaming Devices. I designed the architecture for a complete re-write, creating a single code-base, written in JavaScript, jQuery and HTML that runs across a range of devices including SamsungTV, Playstation, XBOX One, Windows10, OperaTV, LGTV.

New York, US

Technical lead for the Windows 8 NOOK e-reader application. I have lead the team through 5 product releases which have seen us move from a 2.5* rated app to our current 4.2* rating. NOOK is the highest rated reading app for Windows 8, ahead of Kindle, Zinio, Kobo, etc. Coding is in C# and XAML. Development process is Agile. I split my time about 50-50.

Boston, Massachusetts, US

Sococo is a virtual office environment which provides people with their own office and a communications back-end that allows them to interact with their virtual colleagues with IM, voice, video and app-sharing. I lead a distributed team of Mac and Windows developers. We used an Agile development process focused on small incremental releases on all.

Redmond, Washington, US

• Involvement in the full SDLC of 4 releases of Microsoft Lync Server, working mainly in the area of manageability and software deployment. I was one of the key players in the multi-year, multi-release redesign of Lync.
• Developing Powershell cmdlets
• Expert C# and OO design skills
• WDS and POWERSHELL
• Active Directory development and debugging
• Server programming concepts such as WMI, User Rights Management and Active Directory

Toronto, ON, CA

• Primarily Visual C#.NET Web development of dynamic, database driven websites using SQL Server in the back-end to produce various projects, mainly for the Ontario Ministry of Health o Portal site for Long-Term-Care.
• Involved in all stages of the SDLC, from gathering client requirements through to user and technical specifications, time estimations, database design, software development, QA, client training, documentation and.
• Expert in C# ASPX.NET development – 3 ½ years experience
• Intermediate experience of SQL

• I developed and successfully sold a QA automation tool called ToolProof which tested the UI of running applications and was a huge hit in the localization arena. Customers included Novell, Corel, Symantec, Visio.
• QA Partners - Implemented automated UI testing algorithms in Segue Silk
• Corel - Integrated ToolProof into a QA automated environment via Visual Test
• Localization Resource Center - Analysis, design and development of an EC funded project called TransRouter (Visual C++/Access)
• Trados– QA Lead for Trados Translation Memory
• FIT College – Development of the curriculum for the new localization engineering course that the college was starting and training of the teachers who were to give the course

San Jose, California, US

• Principal developer of Symantec's in-house, industry leading localization tools (resource editor, resource comparison tool and resource update tools).
• Contributed greatly to the localization process both in Symantec and in the industry in general. I grew to become one of the top localization experts in Ireland while at the same time gaining fluency in MFC and.
• Lead of a small team of three developers
• Process analysis of Symantec’s development practices from a localization perspective
• Training users worldwide, including several trips to the U.S. to educate developers and QA on localization best practices
• Localization analysis of any new acquisitions Symantec was making or considering making (e.g. Norton Ghost)

Bsc. In Computer Applications, Software Development

Leaving Cert