Developed a Ruby on Rails API server to automatically deliver product
serial keys to end-users upon payment of their Shopify order. This
included a custom "embedded app" to allow the client to manage their
product serial code inventory from within Shopify's administration site
directly.
Led a Scrum
project to replace a disparate collection of legacy REST services with
a unified Ruby on Rails service.
Created an E-Commerce Wordpress
plugin to enable REST access to an automatic clothes-fitting service.
Incrementally improved legacy REST services to meet changing business
needs.
Developed an AngularJS application
to allow clients to embed a profile creation wizard in their E-Commerce
site, allowing their users access to our clothes-fitting service.
Created many custom, skeuomorphic UI widgets to emulate the physical
equipment which our Java applications replaced.
Led a Scrum project to replace a simple drilling recorder
with a charting widget
that supports multiple columns and overlapping plots.
Developed a module for the “Automatic Driller” system to
safely stop the drilling operation if the Driller fails to stop it
before the Kelly drive
reaches the drill floor.
Held the role of “Backup Client/Server & Reporting Domain
Lead:” the first consultant to become a Backup Lead for one of
our client's domains.
Application Support of nine UNIX applications and one Windows
application.
Developed a Java service to incorporate legacy telecom systems into
Bell's One Bill service. This project earned a perfect
10/10 in each of the twenty categories of the
Client Satisfaction Assessment Program
(CSAP) report. Recognized via the Kudos program for my work on this
project.
Involved in the local Java Special Interest Group and occasionally
presented a seminar on introductory UNIX/Linux skills to newer
employees.
Provided support for all forms of technology on the university campus.
Helped in 2005–2006 to launch the WebFX Open Source initiative,
which updated all the lab computers on campus to dual-boot Linux along
with Windows XP.