Randy Locklair (He/Him) Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Norwich, England, United Kingdom

Brooklyn, Ny, Us

At hatchMAP, I have spent over a decade helping build and maintain software projects of various sizes and on varied platforms. Whether alone or as part of a carefully curated team of developers from my network, I have partnered with many entrepreneurs and helped them take their ideas from sketches to full products (such as SocialMadeSimple and ConnectRN).I also offer my development services as a solo contractor--helping build iPhone and Android applications, web applications, and standalone desktop applications. We have been responsible for over 10 apps in the iOS App Store, as well as a few on Google Play.Lastly, as part of hatchMAP's startup incubator, I have personally developed large scale applications, such as Run It! Coaching's web and mobile application (including native iOS and Android apps, a web interface for management, and a customer facing website) and a yet to be released online cycling training platform, with components written in C, Java, and Objective-C--spanning a set of mobile applications, desktop applications, and web applications.

London, England, Gb

Nashville, Tennessee, Us

Certified freelance engineer on the Gun.io platform.About Gun.io - Gun.io helps world-class engineering teams hire the world’s most sought-after freelance engineers at a moment’s notice.

Built and led a team of developers that were responsible for one of the most successful email marketing platforms of its time. I was brought in to run a small team of C and PHP developers and to run day-to-day technology operations at the business.

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Designed and helped develop SASI's first web trading platform as part of SASI's StreetLine subsidiary. After the project was cancelled, we were integrated into SASI's trading software team and built software to help interface external trading systems with SASI's Mainframe based trading platform.

At Comverse I led a team that developed audio provisioning systems for telephony systems, including MCI's Next Generation Service Node (the main signaling/IVR platform from for MCI's network). As a young lead engineer (I was 17 when I started at Amarex, which was eventually acquired by Comverse) I helped design and develop the audio/application provisioning system for the NGSN system, which was responsible for moving voice applications and audio files in a reliable fashion around a heavily redundant and highly available phone network.