Andrei Dudau

A user-facing app for controlling smart appliances. The team focused on kitchen appliances developed with RxSwift and UIKit. Using an in-house library for communication with the ovens, we were in charge of highlighting the remote capabilities in the app. My work mainly focused on accommodating the user with all the appliance features, with things like a Tooltip engine that could display tips throughout the app based on dynamic conditions and enhance the capabilities of in-app marketing articles (start a cycle from the article).

I worked as a contractor through Toptal on the iOS app for Reddit, a network of communities where people can dive into their interests, hobbies, and passions. I was part of the Feeds team, one of the main areas of the app. I was tasked with fixing existing issues and contributed to refactoring the existing interface, a major under-the-hood update of the app.

Developed version 2.0 of the official mobile app of the Golf Handicap Information Network (GHIN), a service offered by the USGA to golf associations worldwide. Developed new features for gathering golf-related stats while transitioning existing functionality in a new app.

A video-based social network. People recorded themselves either at different places on the map or as a response to a question. Those videos were concatenated together in a longer, "presentation style" video, with background music and effects. People were supposed to interact with the longer-generated video. The app was built on iOS, and the concatenation and storage were handled by a Ruby on Rails server. This project won third place in a University Bachelor's competition, where local software companies ranked the project's business potential.