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C/C++, Engineering, HTML / CSS, Java, Javascript, Languages and Platforms, Perl, PHP, Software Engineering, SQL, Unix, Web Development, Windows
Location:
San Francisco Bay Area
Interested in:
Consulting opportunities, Finding team mates, Meeting new people, Providing services to startups, Trading services
Tags:
Gaming, sillicon valley, startups
Schools:
Dalhousie University
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
Scribd
Position:
Rails Hacker
Time period:
March 2008 - May 2008
Description:
Implemented features for Scribd, the world’s largest Ruby on Rails site, including Clickpass, a oneclick OpenID solution. Installed and tested an automatic document classifier. Independently discovered and fixed bugs and interface anomalies. (Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Javascript, HTML, CSS)
Employer:
v.1 Labs
Position:
Senior Software Developer
Time period:
May 2006 - January 2008
Description:
Helped design, implement, and maintain technical support and hardware setup software for internet service providers in C#. Designed and implemented build systems for applications in Ruby. Built installers in NSIS. Developed AJAX web applications and forms. (C#, Ruby, Javascript, AJAX, NSIS, PHP, HTML, CSS)
Employer:
CS Learning Center, Dalhousie
Position:
Teaching Assistant
Time period:
October 2005 - October 2006
Description:
Helped students in computer science and mathematics, providing one on one tutoring for courses such as Algorithms, Databases, Networking, and Graph Theory.
Employer:
SAGE Group, Dalhousie University
Position:
Developer
Time period:
October 2005 - April 2006
Description:
Member of the team behind SAGECity, a collection of Flash games to help children cope with longterm illness. These games monitored mood and reminded their players to take their medicine. Designed and completed a J2ME cell phone game to assist in the care of asthmatic children. (ActionScript (Flash), Java, J2ME, cell phone programming)
Employer:
Dalhousie University
Position:
Research Assistant
Time period:
May 2004 - August 2004
Description:
With Dr. Norbert Zeh, developed and proved the first algorithm for encoding the isomorphism
classes of 2d planar graphs.
Employer:
Institute for Marine Biosciences
Position:
Programmer
Time period:
January 2003 - August 2004
Description:
Designed and built a database in Microsoft Access to store genetic information for marine life, and built an application interface for it. Wrote scripts in Perl to automate common, otherwise timeconsuming tasks. (Perl, Microsoft Access, Visual Basic)
