Simon Boissonneault-Robert

This project is a professional SASS product to help accountants do tax returns. It is involving many challenges on the front-end part since all the calculation is done on the client side and then validate via the server once it is submitted. Also, all government forms must be supported so it means that we had to build a tool that allowed form drawing. All those concerns forced me to keep in mind performance and do things such as precompilation of templates or lazy loading of resources.

Technologies used include: AngularJS, TypeScript, Node.js, MongoDB.

Concept Station is a professional CAD application that allows his user to draw roads, bridges, and rails in the real world. The software allows the user to get an estimate of his design according to terrain elevation and other data. The software has a simulation capability to make a short video of what the final result could look in real life.

That project was using C++, TypeScript, SQLite, and other 3D rendering library proprietary to Bentley Systems. My principal role in this team was to write the UI part and to implement importation features in C++.

The crawler management console is a tool that shows the activity a geospatial database crawler in real-time. It allows users to see which server are being found and see the data provided by the server. Users can then edit the data provided by the server, such as region that they covered and publish the data to Bentley Systems customers in order to use it in their applications.

This tool was part of a data cleaning process and was built using C#, ASP.NET MVC, SignalR, SQL Server, AngularJS, OpenLayers, and TypeScript.

This project is a tool that simplified the process of managing customer returns for Trilliant. This project was handling all parts of the process of RMA management from customer requests, to reparation support, billing, and the shipping back to the client.

This tool is written in C# and use WPF for the UI part, the database used for this is a SQL server and was deployed in the enterprise with a click once deployed.

Izzy Home Services is a handyman matching platform. Built using C# SQL server and deployed on Azure. One of the biggest challenges with this project was to provide a fast matching schedule between customers and available handymen.

Technologies used include: Knockout.js, JavaScript, ASP.NET MVC, C#, SQL Server, Azure.

AroundMe is an app built with Meteor and a Java back-end. The back-end crawls the web to find articles and extract locations from those texts in order to index them. The app then shows in real-time articles from around the world, specifically where the user is.

Technologies used include: Meteor, JavaScript, AngularJS, Java.

This robot was an experiment combining a Kinect, a Roomba, and SIFT features recognition. The robot was able to localize and orient his self using SLAM and SIFT features. I was using defined images that the robot would recognize in his environment in order to evaluate his position.

This project involved a lot of image-processing and a Monte Carlo and tools like MATLAB and ROS were used.