Eric Adem

I single-handedly developed an automated system for creating, processing, and reporting patient intake questionnaires in medical offices. I also linked it with multiple third-party APIs and created our own API for third parties to connect to. This dramatically decreased project costs through careful architecture design and reuse of code, shortening the development timeline in the process. I acted as a product developer as well, making decisions that improved the user flow and the overall capabilities of the software.

I created a single-page application in React to manage real estate sign inventory by scanning barcodes and synchronizing with a database. I also integrated the application into an existing WordPress application and tied the functionality into several WordPress plugins, including Gravity Forms and WooCommerce. Lastly, I integrated Scandit, a third-party plugin to handle barcode scanning from mobile devices.

For this project, I worked on a group of websites for clients of Searle Creative web design firm, mainly dealing with the travel and tourism industry. I also connected all the sites to a single data source to provide advertisement and news feeds and designed the server-side APIs in PHP and MySQL.

My front-end coding focused on a combination of WordPress for client-facing interfaces and React for admin users. I also created an entire library of React components that would be reused for the dashboard and reporting-type interfaces. I streamlined Searle's whole web development process by introducing the reusable component design, architecture guidelines, and a set of coding standards.

I implemented a system for requesting, pricing, and ordering freight deliveries from residential locations. This service will soon be released on the FedEx website as a core component of their product. It was implemented using a full JavaScript stack including LoopBack, MongoDB, Node.js, and React/Redux.

I designed the architecture and technical layout for a car insurance automation application that receives instant notification of traffic collision details and then initiates an automated claim processing procedure. This included integration with many external APIs, as well as multiple user-level access control, dashboard functionality, reporting, and graphing, Implemented in C# .NET, as well as React on the front-end.

I worked on a suite of websites and APIs related to patients finding doctors in the New York area. I also included the ability to manage credentials and listings for doctors and incorporated an extensive search functionality to match against those doctors. It was developed in C# .NET using SQL Server and hosted on Rackspace.

I created an entire system for managing corporate events. It Includes managing attendees, check-ins and badge scanning, subscriptions, travel arrangements, awards ceremonies, slideshows, and more. It was implemented in C# .NET as well as HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and Bootstrap.

A real-estate crowdfunding portal; implemented using the Thrinacia platform and custom AngularJS code. Allows property owners to list their properties and potential investors to crowdfund the marketing and sale of these properties.

This is a WordPress-based investment fund website. I implemented an investor registration system and a private library of documents available for download to registered users only using PHP and MySQL.

A real-estate crowdfunding portal. It's built on top of WordPress, including several custom plugins written in PHP and MySQL using Bootstrap for the front-end layout. It allows property owners to list their properties and potential investors to crowdfund the marketing and sale of these properties.

I developed the online presence for a high-profile web design firm in New York City—built in WordPress and including custom code in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS. Allowed their clients to log in and manage their jobs, view updates, post feedback, and more.

An online screenwriting competition that I developed the software to fully automate. All entry forms, back-end management interface, judging and scoring algorithms, and customer relation functionality was developed using PHP, MySQL, jQuery, and Bootstrap and built on top of a Joomla installation.

I developed this website for the private investment group of Michael Scott Dell, the founder and CEO of Dell Computer, Inc. It's basically an informational website developed using HTML5 and custom CSS.

I developed the client-side and server-side components for iConnect—their award-winning and most successful product—for the purpose of independent contractor classification. It was delivered as a SaaS and was written in C++, Java, and JavaScript.

Academy Women's website is implemented in CakePHP that allows the user to browse and schedule speaking events regarding opportunities for women in the military. Included complete calendar system, registering, notifications, feedback, and more.

This is a portfolio-type website created for a high-profile interior designer based in New York City. It was built in WordPress as a responsive website—featuring portfolios, galleries, and contact form functionality.