- Web Application Prototyper2015 - PRESENTRiskMatch, LLC
- Designed and developed web prototypes leveraging D3.js and jQuery.
- Iterated on existing designs, adding functionality and interactivity.
- Continually provided prompt responses to urgent development requests on time sensitive projects.
Technologies: JavaScript, PHP, LESS, HTML - Web Developer2012 - 2014Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab
- Led the development of custom data visualizations for a biological threat database.
- Leveraged D3.js to build filterable dendrograms, sunburst charts, timelines, map displays, and many more, all generated dynamically.
- Built scalable data solutions and integrated with a SQL back-end.
- Optimized website performance with intelligent data structures and asynchronous data calls.
- Designed and developed reusable, cross-platform JavaScript components.
Technologies: JavaScript, D3.js, HTML, CSS3
Rob Moore
Washington, DC, United States
Member since May 27, 2015
Rob is a recent Oxford graduate and data visualization specialist. His creativity and high quality code continue to impress clients. He has years of experience creating custom data visualizations with D3.js, and is fully prepared to take on the toughest coding challenges and design solutions that are built to last.
Rob is now available for hire
Portfolio
- RiskMatch, LLCJavaScript, PHP, LESS, HTML
- Johns Hopkins Applied Physics LabJavaScript, D3.js, HTML, CSS3
Experience
- CSS, 4 years
- D3.js, 4 years
- JavaScript, 4 years
- HTML, 4 years
- jQuery, 3 years
- SQL, 3 years
- Ruby, 3 years
- Sass, 2 years
Availability
Part-time
Preferred Environment
Linux, WebStorm, Sublime Text
The most amazing...
...thing I've coded is a time-based map of nuclear facility incidents, which can be filtered based on criteria, and allows for user interactivity and analysis.
Employment
Experience
- Nuclear Incident Report (Development)https://startv1.start.umd.edu/nf/
Breaches on nuclear facilities, whether malicious or harmless, cover a wide scope of incidents that are difficult to digest for analysts. My solution was to develop a time-based map of incidents, which can be filtered based on incident criteria, and allows the user to find similar events.
- My 2016 in FB Messages (Other amazing things)https://s3.amazonaws.com/rob-moore/My+2016+in+FB+Messages_HighRes.png
The days of the year circle around, starting at the top. The time of the day moves outward from the center, starting at 4am. The daylight hours are indicated with a lighter background.
- My Oxford Master's Thesis (Other amazing things)https://s3.amazonaws.com/rob-moore/ExamsGamesAndKnapsacks_RobMooreOxfordThesis.pdf
This thesis used game theory to measure the influence of exams on education curriculum and minimize the loss due to teachers “gaming the exam"
- Towards Updatable D3.js Charts (Publication)When Mike Bostock created D3.js, he introduced a tried and true reusable charts pattern for implementing the same chart in any number of selections. However, the limitations of this pattern are realized once the chart is initialized. In this article, Toptal engineer Rob Moore presents a revised reusable charts pattern that leverages the full power of D3.js.
Skills
- LanguagesCSS, JavaScript, HTML, SQL, Sass, Ruby, Python, Java, PHP, CoffeeScript, OCaml, C
- Libraries/APIsD3.js, Node.js, jQuery, jQuery UI, React
- FrameworksBootstrap, AngularJS
- ToolsAdobe Lightroom, Git, Bower, Subversion (SVN), Mathematica, Adobe InDesign, MATLAB, Yeoman
- PlatformsLinux
- StorageMySQL, PostgreSQL
- OtherSVG, User Interface (UI)
- ParadigmsFunctional Programming
Education
- Master's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science2015 - 2016University of Oxford - Oxford, UK
- Bachelor's of Science degree in Mathematics2011 - 2015University of Maryland - Maryland
- Bachelor's of Science degree in Computer Science2011 - 2015University of Maryland - Maryland
