Sophie Mccarrell Email & Phone Number

Montreal, Canada Area

Released GoToRoom in March of 2019, including managing websocket communications between our package of a touchscreen, dolby phone, and Intel NUC, which hosted the software.Part of the team that did the Contact Centre Support, including Contact Centre setup with one day deploy, agent experience in GoToConnect with hard and soft phones, and an agnostic Contact Centre config portal integrated in two different front-end applications.I've been working inter-team to deliver full stack solutions from back-end Java and C telephony sources to node BFF and front-end javascript and typescript solutions.I've been pushing hard since we formed the agent team to improve our agile process and with the push we have a 3 week buffer for product, and streamlined epic creation, story mapping, reviewing, and injection. One of my prides working with my current team is how hard I've worked to imrove our process, to alleviate stress for my fellow developers and better predict development time and have more cohesively package deliverables per sprint.So far my time at LogMeIn has provided me with a lot of experience working with my great team to deliver product within a large company with many internal proprietary systems and marginal inter-team communication, while maintaining an absolute standard of code quality and eliminating regressions.

Montreal, Canada Area

I'm doing research into the optimal DX with web development, including game development, while also experimenting with various useful technologies.I learned to become sufficient with Rust, component unit testing with React Native, managing graphics and game loops using javascript generators while communicating with Redux.I'm taking courses in French and am learning to create pixel animations in my free time.

We went from a disorganised project, to a well designed, agile, and well structure project. We delivered several features every two week sprint with near zero bugs, and zero regressions. This was with a team of myself, 3 junior developers, and one incredible senior designer who helped me with management tasks.env: latest chrome, React, Redux, Redux Sagas, Python, PSQL, normalized data, sprints, scrums, chai mocha, enzyme, selenium, CI, yearly projection, stakeholder relations.Let me reiterate, we were very lean at 5 employees and combined with the help of the designer, we led, managed, and directed the proprietary file and project management software.

Montreal, Canada Area

Mostly JS stuff, maintaining AngularJS, and adding new code with whatever fits the bill; so far that includes Less, Polymer, Grunt, Handlebars, Angular, and Backbone.Also help with some PHP stuff, mostly small bug fixes, so I don't have to bother my back end friend.

Montreal, Canada Area

Ensuring best Angular practices are used and improving features on their various apps. Also migrating old technologies to newer ones.

Montreal

Backbone and general Javascript Developer. Mostly front-end code. It's a startup and I just started, so we'll see what roles I fill.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Main developer for iOS and one of two back-end web developers. Also data miner and some front-end web development.

Peterborough, Ontario

I am currently developing an LIS system using the COM interface of geomedia webmaps and PHP.

Windsor, Ontario

Research and development on an IIS and various related components.Current component is a query building system, allowing the user to use a form to build a query, which can be saved and edited and has a lot of advanced functionality with ease of use, rather than the user being exposed to SQL.I do a lot of their user interface development.

Windsor, Ontario

Made web applications.We had high standards for our code, and made sure it was maintainable and extendable.Did reporting using word documents, and made DB diagrams using visio.JS, PHP, mySQL, HTML

Peterborough, Ontario

Initially i was helping to clean a lot of the space, then I helped sit in for some line workers, and I spent my final few weeks testing a new piece of digital equipment.

Peterborough, Ontario

I took calls and solved problems people had with their desktop computers.The process was surprisingly good. We were to follow support articles as much as possible, and refer the users to these support articles. The articles were very well made and did linking to their brethren articles.Users were often very happy to be shown that they could do the same magic we were doing by following these articles.

Peterborough, Ontario

I was a dishwasher and bus boy

Computer Science, Computer Science

Activities and Societies: 1st year rep, VP Comm, President, VP Social - Computer Science Society 2006-2010 Founder, and President - Guild.

High School Diploma, Being Cool