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Waking up to the news that we have been nominated for an Emmy for such important work. Thank you to our amazing Sandy Hook Promise clients and all…
Waking up to the news that we have been nominated for an Emmy for such important work. Thank you to our amazing Sandy Hook Promise clients and all…
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Our first ever BrewDog Bar in Thailand. 🇹🇭 We are delighted to announce that our first ever BrewDog bar in Thailand, BrewDog Ploenchit, in the…
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Happy to share that I've started my first internship thanks to Immersive Software Engineering! Looking forward to learning from the best at Fidelity…
Happy to share that I've started my first internship thanks to Immersive Software Engineering! Looking forward to learning from the best at Fidelity…
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Stripe
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Volunteer
Colaiste Choilm
- Present 15 years 9 months
Poverty Alleviation
Worked for 3 weeks in Mumbai, India is part of an India Immersion program. Our work was split between working in a Don Bosco shelter for formerly drug addicted children and a centre called Ashadaan, which is a Catholic hospice, assisting in the work carried out in both the facilities.
Projects
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Dangerous Fun
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The project was based on the idea of a GPS wristband that would alert the user whether they were in a dangerous location or not. It was marketed towards the tourism industry and would be an alternative to a smartphone app as it does not require any internet connectivity in order to function.
The project was programmed on an Adafruit Flora, a version of the Arduino catered towards wearable technology. The Flora runs on the C programming language, and the project specifications requried…The project was based on the idea of a GPS wristband that would alert the user whether they were in a dangerous location or not. It was marketed towards the tourism industry and would be an alternative to a smartphone app as it does not require any internet connectivity in order to function.
The project was programmed on an Adafruit Flora, a version of the Arduino catered towards wearable technology. The Flora runs on the C programming language, and the project specifications requried knowledge of how C works in a minimalist capacity, as storage space on the device was limited. The device communicates to the user through the use of coloured LEDs, which can display information in a simple and unintrustive way.
A web interface was designed in conjunction with the Google Maps API in order to design custom "blackspots" i.e, areas that are considered to be dangerous according to the device. -
InnoLife Microsoft Project
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Designing a travel application for Microsoft Office 2013. Our Software Engineering III module lasting 12 weeks involved the creation of an app from whiteboard design, to UX and market testing, to design mock ups and eventual coding and debugging, concluding with a presentation to Microsoft.
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Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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French
Elementary proficiency
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