Collaborating with ophthalmologists on initiating new medical diagnostic screening programmes that are wholly charitable, open-source, patent-free, and AI-driven.Mass. Eye and Ear is a member of Mass. General Brigham and a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.

Consulting for various high-net-worth individuals, the odd venture capital firm, and any random project introduced word-of-mouth to me. Ranges from just me, to as many as 20 engineers.Also engineers open-source developer tools to speedup engineering of scalable software. Foci on: cross-platform, multi-ML, multicloud, and compilers to translate across codebases. https://github.com/offscale

Google's Developer Expert program recognizes influential speakers, content creators, and strong mentors in a technical discipline.There are only two ML GDEs in Australia.

Research various open-source components, including:Stores: Apache Hadoop, HDFS, Parquet, Spark; GlusterFS, CephFS, Cassandra, WhisperQueues: Apache Kafka, Flume; Redis, RabbitMQ, AMQP, ZeroMQTime-series: InfluxDB, Graphite, Druid, Blueflood, Prometheus, OpenTSDBSearch: Apache Nutch, Lucene/Solr; ElasticSearchAdditionally presented at Atlassian on my early benchmark and feature findings when these solutions were applied to an OSS problem.

- Leading a team- Engineering (Node.JS in CoffeeScript with Socket.io, async.js, lodash &etc.)- Project managementOne project I did involved creating an offshore data-enrichment platform, enabling our teams in the Philippines to categorise, edit and complete unkempt data drawn from our customers.To rebuff continual requirements changes, I designed and implemented a DSL in JSON format, which was then stored in our database and communicated with over RESTful endpoints. This enabled business-logic to be pushed without changes to code, or the input of an engineer.

Combining the latest in materials, biomedical and software engineering to develop new methods for melanoma screening. Current major innovation improves diagnostic detection by >99%.Current software partnership is with UNSW's Faculty of Medicine; helping to fulfil one of their DFAT grants.Microsoft has shown quite a bit of interest: they awarded my university a grant; and hosted my interview for screening on national television.

Engineering Lead in an Australian-based software business with a defined mission to surface what matters — information distilled.Client approached me via referral, requesting a non-technically defined concept be turned into reality. I did just that.First version of the platform I engineering singlehandedly, subsequent versions there was a sufficient number of new feature requests to warrant team expansion.An overview of my responsibilities:- Interfacing with the client to develop non-technical requirements into deliverable milestones- Architectural design (coping with efficiency issues related to scalability by designing then creating a message-passing API-driven SOA platform)- Software engineering (incl.: automating deployments and maintaining >95% functional route test coverage)- OS, tools, languages and frameworks choices (Python, Bash, JavaScript; Celery, Bottle; git, MongoDB, Redis; JIRA, Ubuntu Server &etc.)- Interviewing and hiring a development team (incl. 2 PhDs)- Creating an agile work environment (TDD, Mockups. JIRA, Kanban, Scrum)

Ernst & Young set a project for the analysis and visualisation of data containing multi-dependant SoD concerns.Though the project was set for teams of 5+, my team-members documented; whilst I interfaced with the client, devised, designed, implemented and presented the solution.Resulting project was a web-application visualising near-realtime solutions from dynamic 'friendly' user queries (in my simple D-SL and/or using my custom forms).Technologies used were: Bottle, pyodbc & sqlalchemy (Python); SQL (MSSQL) and Google AngularJS.Description of the unit: http://handbook.mq.edu.au/2013/Units/UGUnit/COMP355

Featured all the "bells & whistles" related to conference registration, including:• Ticket sales• Speaker management• Attendee management• Reporting• CMS featuresThe first Seminar was be held in November 2011 and featured academics and independent scholars from: all over Australia, America and Hong Kong.Our second Seminar was held in December 2012 and featured internationally acclaimed academics and scholars from Australia and America.

Responsible for reimplementing the Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Foursquare integration within the distributed Roamz infrastructure.Utilised RabbitMQ, Python, git, Ruby, Sinatra, pivotaltracker and agile methodologies. This redesign of their architecture allowed for a large AWS instance to be shut down.Was kindly offered full-time work there; but had decided to return to full-time university.

IaaS cloud designer role which involved the reading and analysis of a variety of academic papers and dissertations; for the development of new research based on that amalgamation, related to the future OrionVM IaaS architecture.

Taught high-school students Robotics using the WPI-Lib library's C++ bindings.Also taught the basics of physics and helped from the creative and management side.

Setup systems (including servers) for various LAN Tournaments with Macquarie University Computer Society.

Marketed MUCS to various students and organisations.

Setup networks for various LAN Tournaments with Macquarie University Computer Society.

Proposed a new solution (DevOps) to make myself and my co-workers redundant.