Lead Developer

OS: Linux

IDE: CLion

Optalysys is a start-up company which is researching and developing an optical computing platform. I was mainly responsible for developing a C++ API and Python wrapper which allowed the company's custom hardware to be incorporated into convolutional neural networks for deep learning.

Technologies: C/C++, OpenGL, Win32, MFC, JavaScript, Python, DICOM, SVN

OS: Windows

IDE: Visual Studio

This role involved developing real-time virtual training environments for radiotherapy cancer treatment. Programming is mainly done in C++, using OpenGL for graphics. A full installation allowed learners to work with a life-size simulation of a treatment room, using real clinical data to visualize patients and their internal organs in 3d.

I took on a wide range of projects and responsibilities with this company. In addition to working on everyday improvements and fixes, my programming projects included volume data processing, general graphics and Math programming, organizing repository layout and build automation, adding video support to an application, handling large medical data file formats (DICOM), writing firmware for custom hardware, GUI design, and setting up a localization framework.

As the Senior Software Engineer, I was closely involved with planning for future development. I also regularly reviewed other developers' work, wrote and documented procedures and quality documents (related to ISO 9001 certification), advised on coding guidelines, trained and advised other developers, and delegated various day-to-day tasks.

Additionally, I periodically maintained the company website and repository servers, often via the Linux command line.

Technologies: PHP, MySQL, LSL, Subversion, GoogleCode

SLOODLE is an open source research and software development project, integrating Moodle (a web-based e-learning system) and Second Life (an immersive virtual world). I was employed as a Research Assistant on this project in the past, as well as volunteering my own time.

In addition to programming in PHP and LSL, this work also involved significant web-server administration via Linux command line.

Technologies: Objective-C, iOS, Xcode, Cocos2d

I worked on a freelance to complete development of the "Octapool" iOS game. I had previously started the project under the auspices of SCET (see below). The purpose of the app was to help raise awareness of the Octapool product and brand name.

I created the artwork myself using Blender, Inkscape, and GIMP.