Algorithms Developer in Toronto, ON, Canada

I worked on this project for LegalZoom post-purchase customers to track and manage their business formation.

For over a year, I led the Android team and worked on the development of the app from scratch. Every quarter, I added robust features involving API interaction, database management, asynchronous programming, dependency injection, and more. I also collaborated with various teams to maintain a clean application for customers and develop ways to convert web users to mobile.

Thousands of users currently use this application.

I developed an online mobile payments solution that allows customers to pay on stores that don't offer terminal for a credit card. Users will be able to register their credit card within the app and then pay in stores without any extra fees. They will also be able to send money to other people (another essential feature of the product).

CE Broker allows health professionals to track continuing education.

I improved the functionality and added new modules for an old Android application. I also migrated components to use better tools and technologies such as ReactiveX (RxJava 2), Model-view-presenter, clean architecture, Firebase push notifications, Dagger 2 (dependency injection), and Material Design.

My team and I increased the stability of the application to 99% from 95%.

Thousands of users currently use this application.

EverCheck allows employers to manage license compliance and monitor healthcare employees.

I helped in the development process of the Android app from the beginning. I relied upon technologies such as ReactiveX (RxJava 2), dependency injection (Dagger 2), Model-view-presenter, Retrofit 2 for RESTful API consumption, and Material Design.

Also, I wrote unit and functional tests using JUnit 4, Calabash, and Cucumber. I automated Gradle tasks that were related to tests. I also wrote a mock Ruby on Rails server to run locally while running functional tests.

EverCheck Wallet allows health professionals to update their heart card certifications.

I participated in the development process of the application and implemented design features using Material Design guidelines. I relied upon various technologies and tools such as ReactiveX (RxJava 2), Retrofit 2, Model-view-presenter, and Dagger 2 for dependency injection.

I also wrote unit and functional tests using JUnit, Calabash, Cucumber, and automated tasks using Gradle.

The current Android version is not released to the public yet; it is in the final phase of development.

(The link provided leads to the web app.)

I built a process abstraction API for a job marketplace. It handles the main logic and heavy lifting about offer management and sending invitations.

TDJobs handles all common logic related to the demand for a service including offers and negotiation.

Project Core Features:
• Creating services and job postings
• Handling roles (job owner, job offerer)
• Handling the negotiation between the owner and the offerer
• Searching for jobs and offerers
• Job activation and deactivation

It is a simple REST HTTP API so that other applications' back end can easily use it.

I also wrote the Ruby on Rails code and the integration and unit tests using RSpec and Swagger documentation.

This is an example application to showcase how TDJobs service can be used. In this case, TaskFlex takes the TDJobs' job marketplace logic to build a complete application that allows owners to post jobs related to any kind of service, and taskers to apply or to be invited to a particular job.

TaskFlex has two main components: it has a front end built in AngularJS and a back end developed in Ruby on Rails.

I wrote the back-end code using Ruby on Rails with unit and integration tests using RSpec. I also developed most of the whole front-end application using AngularJS.

I have a GitHub repository where I uploaded several solutions to computer science problems that are proposed in several competitions and online judges. Mostly these solutions are written in C++, but there are some written in Java and Ruby. Each folder classifies solutions according to the online judge platform or competition.