Quite possibly my dream job. At Instawork, I was a full-stack engineer focusing mostly on backend work in Python django but had exposure to a huge number of other technologies. Unfortunately, Instawork had to let me go for financial reasons.
Worked with Python Django, Django Rest Framework (DRF), ReactJS, Typescript, Bootstrap, Hyperview, Mode, Datadog, AWS, Terraform, Docker, SQL, Celery, Salesforce, Jest, Nightwatch, OpenAPI/Swagger, OpenAI.
An online assessment tool in the form of a 2D game used to gauge the level of cognitive ability in aged audiences. Uses the Unity framework for the front-end and a PHP Laravel backend.
This project was developed in a small team led by myself. We worked directly with the research team in order to execute product requirements and enhance the tool. This was a casual software development role.
Formerly known as Yora Technologies. A startup software company founded by myself and two friends from university.
Serving clients both in NSW and nationally by building high-quality custom software developed by programmers from all around the world.
Founded and built from the ground-up by myself and two others, Yora Settlements was a cryptocurrency trading platform which was built with simplicity in mind.
It took 3 years to make and after running for a year, we failed to get the business off the ground. This project allowed me to drastically improve my skills in full-stack development using Python and ReactJS, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Cyber Security.
Software to replace buzzer systems at restaurants. Built by myself and others from Western Sydney Software. Currently looking to see if it has market-fit.
The entire backend system is designed and built by myself and is exclusively run using serverless infrastructure. As a result, Buzz can support a theoretically limitless amount of concurrent customers.
My most favourite open-source community is the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC). BOINC allows people to donate their idle computers to do scientific work. I've been in the BOINC community since 2016.
After spending so long in the community, I decided to give back by using my science communication skills to co-host a podcast specifically about BOINC.
A volunteer project that regularly gauges the demographics and other aspects of the BOINC community annually.
This project uses Jupyter Notebooks to deliver a website that contains an analysis of the form results. The entire system has been designed so that it can easily be reproduced year-on-year.
A simulation of solar panels and batteries which aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions for the new Western Sydney Airport at Badgery's Creek NSW.
This simulation was my capstone project for my Bachelor of Computer Science (adv.) where I worked in a team to deliver this solution to DXC Technology International.
