Tom Snively

I worked on a team for a web application for Joyn Insurance to enter data, quote, and issue commercial property and casualty insurance. The front end was React with TypeScript and Redux, and the back end was C# and SQL Server. I worked with numerous third-party data providers to get information about companies, individuals, property locations and buildings, lawsuits, sanctions, etc. I created a complex layout using Google Maps to show the distance between property locations and buildings. Turf.js was used on the front end, and NetTopologySuite was used on the back end to calculate the distance in feet between buildings based on geocodes.

Worked on a small team to make a React training website to teach physicians and radiologists how to use new diagnostic imaging agents for prostate cancer. I set up reusable components for navigation, training questions, answers, collapsible sections, and more.

Worked on a team that developed two large React and Redux insurance web apps for Blackboard Insurance. Repositories had 30,000 and 35,000 lines of code. I helped increase unit testing coverage to over 95% and worked on a back-end proxy repo in Node.js and Python.

Match Em is a fun but sometimes frustrating game where all you have to do is find matching items. I created, designed, and programmed the game and composed and recorded the music and sound effects.

Written in Unity, Match Em is available for non-mobile browsers, Windows, Mac, and Linux, and was on the Apple app store for four years, although it is no longer there.

I developed a React web app to provide healthcare information for cancer patients. I created functionalities to take simple and complex user surveys. I also matched wireframes and used React and React Testing Library for unit tests.