posted at: July 15th, 2009
Precision Text, a brand new company with only an idea, needed to hire a solid web developer to bring their new business idea to life. After a few conversations, we both agreed that the best way to bring this idea to the marketplace would be to use the Ruby on Rails framework and a solid text messaging API.
The application allows for business owners to gather a list of their customer’s cell phone numbers. The business can then send out a message to these customers alerting them of new deals or special offers. The response rate has been high and the utility to the business has been huge.
posted at: July 14th, 2009
I recently returned from a trip to Beirut, Lebanon where I had been doing some humanitarian and mission work. One of my responsibilities was to create a file sharing server for a humanitarian organization.
Given the budget of next to nothing and the relatively small size of the office, I decided it was best to proceed [...]
posted at: July 14th, 2008
For Old Green Pickup (Creative Marketing), Co-Developer – 2008
A creative design company called Old Green Pickup began its transition to using Ruby on Rails as its primary development platform. Since this was one of only a few projects Old Green Pickup had used Ruby on Rails with, the President of Old Green Pickup hired Bryce [...]
posted at: April 14th, 2008
For David K. Burnap Advertising Agency, Co-Developer – 2008
I was brought in as an associate developer to the AAA project to make sure it was completed on time with high quality. I resided in Ohio for a period of three weeks to develop alongside the lead developer.
During that time, I helped with formalizing the architectural [...]
posted at: July 14th, 2007
ClinicSnaphot is an application similar to ClinicResearch, yet their code is distinct.
Its programming includes an interface to build medical surveys and host a variety of physician specific questionnaires. It resembles a SurveyMonkey like solution specifically tailored to the security and confidentiality concerns of the medical profession.
posted at: July 14th, 2007
For LabCoat Innovations, LLC - Lead Developer 2007 – 2008
A “Web 2.0″ application designed as an all in one solution for medical research.
Physicians can design studies, write surveys and collaborate with peers. A unique challenge with this project was patient confidentiality. I built a secure system focused on patient anonymity.
The project also required a regular, [...]