Richard Rusli

Swift-based apps built on multilevel frameworks that are deployed to many different countries across the world. These apps were created based on the software design pattern and architecture principles in Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG).

I was involved in developing the next generation of iOS banking apps and driving initiatives to make the Swift codebase scalable for deploying applications across many countries, each with its own specific market and regulatory requirements.

The following are several outstanding features of the apps that I worked on:
• Digital secure device and biometric authentication for faster log-on, confirming transactions, and generating log-on codes for online banking.
• View account balances functionality to view the balance of local and globally-linked banking, credit cards, mutual funds, and pension accounts.
• Send and receive money functionality that allows local and foreign currency transfers and bill payments.

AutoTRADER.ca brings the best automotive search experience in Canada to your iOS device. It offers the largest selection of vehicles in Canada, where you can easily browse and search over 400,000 used and new cars.

I worked with a cross-functional team of project managers, business analysts, user interface designers, and developers. I kept the codebase up to date with the latest Apple coding standards and modularized each component to add and remove features easily. In addition, we used Firebase for remote configurations and A/B testing.

Several exciting features that I worked on include the following:
• Internal 360: An internal 360 viewer to view the inside of a vehicle. It includes features like motion tracking and pinch-to-zoom.
• A dynamic geofence and beacons: A custom algorithm to indicate when users walk onto dealer lots and determine how users spend their time when on lots.
• Compare functionality: A functionality that allows users to compare multiple vehicles. This list displays all compared vehicles' specifications side-by-side for easy comparison.

The TRADER dealer app allows customers to scan, capture, and manage a dealer's inventory using their mobile devices. I was involved in designing and building the app following the business requirements from project managers and business analysts.

Several exciting features that I worked on include the following:
• A VIN scanner that quickly populates vehicle details, including year, make, and model.
• An offline mode that allows the user to capture vehicles offline and upload them to AutoTRADER.ca once the user is connected to the internet.
• A mobile photo capture optimizer built to help users capture, organize, and process vehicle photos and batch upload them to a back-end API.