Lead Software Engineer at a small company and wearer of many hats.Led software development of the following from start to finish:- NextGen VR Manager - Cross-platform networked base for shared-space VR tracking - Modular packages for re-usability across various projects utilizing UPM system- HazVR - https://nextgeninteractions.com/hazvr - Hazmat air monitor training solution utilizing Oculus Quest 2 headsets - Fully networked for local shared-space multiplayer - Replay support with full playback of 3d spatialized session recordings, including audio and additional metrics - Custom-made multi-threaded gas simulation with visualization system to simulate gas leaks in different environments and mixing of airborne gases - Air monitor simulation utilizing gas simulation as raw data source and emulating real world limitations of air monitors for training purposes- FirstModulAR - Research project involving design of AR/VR systems and interfaces for first-responder use cases - Designed to be highly modular and flexible, for re-usability across various first-responder use cases - Cross platform support across AR/VR platforms (Quest, Leap, Hololens) - Open Source release in-progress- NextGen Launcher - Windows desktop app for server executable distribution and license management of our first-party software - Native desktop app made built using Microsoft .NET with auto-updates - Integrated with keygen.shMaintained / completed development for the following:- Government contract under NDA- FirstSimVR - Early research project determining VR use cases for Fire, EMS, and PoliceOutside of active software development, I also performed the following: - Discussed product requirements with SMEs in various fields - Created builds and ran product demonstrations for multiple products at conventions across the US - Performed QA and wrote documentation for software - Managed sprints and tasks using ClickUp

Active Development:Sweets Inc.Utilizing Unity for the front-end and the Arch ECS framework for back-end simulation, the project depends on highly optimized code to support an advanced employee and candy factory simulation, complete with many moving parts and high-quality graphics.Past projectsI was part of the full development pipeline for MiniGolf Mania, which shipped on Steam, and eventually led into MiniGolf Maker. I led the development of online multiplayer, Steam Workshop integration, in-game chat, and file encryption and compression.I also co-developed the overall game design and architecture, primary gameplay mechanics like power-ups and ball/player code, UI, level design, and more.Additionally, a free game, Ice Rage was developed back in 2015 and is playable in the browser on our website.

At NoveList, I was part of a agile development team that built and supported software solutions used by millions of library patrons around the world.Developed products with C#/ASP.NET, React, Backbone.js, Node.js, and SQL Server, utilizing a CI/CD framework based on Jenkins and Octopus Deploy.

Developed and maintained the following software- Front-end Vue.js web application (built from the ground up)- Front-end C# WPF desktop application- Back-end C# CQRS Server w/ SQL databasePerformed local and integration testingAdded new features to software and fixed software bugs regularlyParticipated in daily stand-ups and contributed to bi-weekly sprint planning meetings

IT Consultant and Software Developer at Forefront Technologies.Developed & Maintained:- Front-end client in AngularJS and HTML/CSS.- Back-end server in Java w/ TomCat- Office/Outlook Connector software using C#, Visual Studio, and Addin-ExpressIn addition, I performed QA testing of and wrote documentation for the full software suite.