Mark Kercso

I worked on the back-end and mobile side of an interactive information support system targeted to Android platform. The control flow can make interactive decisions; for example, on keywords (voice recognition) and audience composition (size, gender, and approximate age recognition with OpenCV).

I created a mobile application for a national grocery shop chain. It supported home delivery, as well as creating a shopping list, and adding items to the list via bar code scanning.

I worked in a bigger team to maintain and introduce new features for a monitoring application. The product was only used for internal purposes—e.g., to visualize incoming data volume by type, show metrics about them, and display our coverage of the data. The technologies used were React and Backbone on the front-end and multiple back-end technologies.

I worked in a team of four to create a metadata unifying tool which is easily extendable. The tool is capable of complex searches combining several analysis results from different sources for the same sample. The storage used was Elasticsearch because of its great full-text search capability. I mainly worked on the ETL pipeline written in Ruby; the back-end is written in Node.js and the front-end which used the AngularJS framework.

This is a player safety app targeted for the US market. I worked on the Rails REST back-end, mainly on geolocation queries, access control, and authorization.

I created a unified indexing and search tool which could search in multiple cloud storage areas and their metadata in near real-time.