Senior Software Engineer

React.js Developer

Senior Web Debveloper

Web Developer

Daniell Smith

eDivv will help you discover new possibilities in your beauty world. Sign up today and start trading unwanted beauty sample products for those coveted items you would love to try!

eDivv (Development)

ArtList is an online marketplace where collectors can buy and sell fine art confidentially. We take a flat 10% commission on artworks sold and share it 50–50 with artists. Our mission is to make the global art market fast, secure and fair. We’re based in New York City.

ArtList (Development)

Habit offers science-based nutrition plan based on customer's DNA.

Habit.com (Development)

React & RoR Developer

Full-stack Web Developer

Lucas White

This is a React-based single-page application.

I worked as the front-end developer but also took part in back-end development. I built reusable React components and built and published packages for user data validation to Npm.

Football Club Fan App (Development)

This is a React-based app for everyone, who wants to find any type of course in Armenia or in Germany.

I was one of the front-end developers and I developed reusable React components, used UI frameworks such as Material-UI and Ant design, and handled the Google Maps API.

Course Finder (Development)

Software Database Developer

Senior Programmer Analyst

Programmer Analyst

Peterson Brat

A new paradigm for entrepreneurs is social retailing. Those who have a following on social media can turn their popularity into a business. With various platforms that offer live video streaming, these personalities can use modest equipment to establish their own home shopping network effectively.

Retailers can display items for sale in a live broadcast and accept orders from the audience in real-time. Often these items are of limited quantity. The challenge is to accept each customer's offer equitably without overselling the supply.

I developed a system called Live Sale Assistant (LiSA for short) to overcome the various challenges in this type of operation. Using a mobile and tablet-friendly interface, the retailer can scan a barcode or tap a product name to display details on their video feed. It will accommodate product variations (e.g., size and color) and assign a unique claim number. In concert with a web browser plug-in, comments are automatically collected and identified as offers to buy in the order in which they are received. Upon confirmation, feedback is given to the customers on their offer. A drag-and-drop interface allows the retailer to keep their entire live sale organized with the tap of a finger.

Live Sale Assistant (Development)

Software Developer

Senior Web Developer | Frontend Developer

Software Consultant and Analyst

William Dawson

The purpose of the project was to allow Instagram influencers to promote local businesses and global fashion brands in exchange for items and services. I delivered an MVP for the back-end portion of the app for the Startup Bootcamp Accelerator program. It was written in Node.js, using Azure cloud. A colleague managed iOS development. Together, we were chosen as one of the top startups and accepted into the program. Shortly after, we attracted PRADA Group. The project has been a success, attracting hundreds of users in just a few months.

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