My Experience
Unity Developer - SFU: July - August 2021
Developed version 2.0 of the Science World augmented reality beehive exhibit and made changes to the UI and implemented improved gesture control, better performance, size reduction, UI scaling up to 21:9 aspect ratios and motion controls using the accelerometer of the device. UI changes are made to improve the end user experience and resolve issues in the first version. Added the Bee Manipulation script to replace the older gesture system to drastically improve response times of the AR bee when deployed. The bee can be manipulated in six degrees of freedom and speed affected by gesture flick speed. The response is immediate with less than 200 ms delay. Added new tutorials screens and adjusted the UX to ensure that it is clean and easy to use.
IT Support Technician - CPSBC: February - August 2021
Assisted the IT Helpdesk Team in triaging and resolving technical requests up to 20 per week. Resolved different types of technical incidents and maintained the IT infrastructure with accordance to policy. Researched and arranged a demo Teams Rooms solution to the College to accelerate the Hybrid Work Plan when employees return to office and bridge the gap between Working from home and the office Researched and set up a potential replacement to Adobe Pro, with immense cost savings in the long term. Estimated to be $100,000 in 5 years. Wrote a PIA demonstrating the privacy risks and mitigation strategies and presented to the director of the FOI department which was approved.
3D Artist and Front-end Software Developer - SFU: October 2020 - January 2021
Worked closely with Project Manager, VR Videographer and the Science World team to provide high quality 3D bee models for the AR app. Researched AR and VR for the iOS platform and using the Zappar library and the Unity game engine, successfully developed the app to work for any modern device running a modern web browser.
iOS Front-end Software Intern - Game of Apps: July - August 2020
Developed software using XCode 10.4 and Apple’s Swift programming language. Collaborated with developers and designers to translate prototypes to code. Fixed authentication bug that prevented users from logging on. Constructed the “Expand Your Knowledge” Table View based resource master list, complete with fast searching, sorting and efficient display and access to additional education resources related to software development. Added search functionality to the main screen of the app in addition to “Expand Your Knowledge”, to improve usability for users and improve efficiency of accessing course related resources.