Over an extensive career spanning 35 years, Richard Levy has played a pivotal role in conceiving, creating, developing, and implementing hardware, middleware, and software essential for the delivery of targeted functional systems to end-users. Notably, he established and equipped a self-contained Refrigeration testbed for R-134a and R-22 greenhouse gas emission testing at Oak Ridge National Laboratories Demonstration Facility in Oak Ridge Tennessee. Richard initiated the Print Infrastructure as a Service (PIaaS) for Hewlett Packard (2005). As Director of HP’s Global Print Infrastructure he spearheaded critical print infrastructure to many Fortune 500 businesses. (Mt Sinai Hospital, Clorox, Fedex, McKesson, etc,)In his role as Chief Information Officer (CIO) at a Caribbean-based medical school and International Education Management Resources (IEMR), Richard created from needs analysis, programming, to implementing a suite of progressive web apps (PWAs). These PWAs utilized Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) instruments to collect public health data in Malls and homes, automatically delivering key data to private and government entities.Richard's unique skill set enables him to seamlessly integrate diverse requirements into functionally integrated platforms. This is exemplified in the PWAs designed to synchronize administration, hospitals, doctors, vendors, and students. In response to the challenges posed by COVID-19, he successfully introduced a remote thermal scanning system to the market. This system incorporated advanced thermal scanning integration, RFID, proximity sensors, ESP programmable devices, and secure cloud storage. Consistently delivering excellence, Richard adapts to the specific knowledge levels of stakeholders and project contributors, whether serving as a CIO or individual contributor. In summary, the specific developer skills currently utilized by Richard in delivering projects include:Flutter/DartSymfonyYII 2JoomlaWordpressJS/HTML/CSSPHPApacheOracleMSSQLMySQLDatabase DesignSecure NetworkingThermal ImagingVOIPAPI Communications