Asynchrony Labs

I am primarily an iOS developer, with some experience in Java. I love creating satisfying and intuitive user experiences, and I have experience in all aspects of development. I love new challenges and always figure out how to make things work. I have worked both independently and as part of a team, and always aim for an agile approach to software d... evelopment. Asynchrony Labs is a consulting firm specializing in software and agile practices. While here I have worked on a number of products and technologies. My duties vary from day-to-day development , writing/prioritizing user stories, to holding demos for our customers. While here I have learned a great deal about agile practices, while using TDD and pair programming to deliver quality software to customers in multiple industries. As tech lead of my current project, my responsibilities also include helping prioritize features, working with backend teams to design the service APIs we use, and in the end make decisions and help my team make decisions to ensure we use best practices to deliver a testable, user friendly, and well functioning application. Krypdox ; An ultra high security file sharing app that lets iPad users view and annotatePDFs, and stream media audio/video. Internal tech demo exploring the usefulness of iBeacons for location awareness and way finding. A training application, centered around generating custom XML content in a Java app (that we also built and maintain) and then downloading, parsing, and rendering entire multimedia-rich books on the iPad using CoreText/CoreGraphics. Also involved syncing things like progress, questions/answers, and notes /highlights to and from web services. Creating a curriculum and then teaching an iOS/Swift class aimed at developers. Part of being a developer is obviously keeping up with the latest tech and practices. To that end I very much enjoy going to conferences, including Strange Loop and 360 iDev . I began my development experience by starting my own company with my wife in our home in Wisconsin. We saw ...Read More