shalom halbert

* My first step into Android Development, where I applied the financial planning knowledge learned from building Arbitrage Ed. * Designed the UX using Sketch and Invision (http://bit.ly/2C7c4KB). * Built a prototype, then postponed release while searching for a like-minded data scientist who’s interested in building the recommendation algorithm.

Monster is a global job posting platform owned by Randstad, a multinational recruiting agency. Leading a remote four person team who build Monster’s flagship app (http://bit.ly/2WE1DFq) which has 20,000 daily active users. New code is written in Kotlin with an MVVM-VIPER hybrid architecture designed based on Clean Architecture principles to make our code very testable. Arrived with an agenda to create documentation because there was none, enable accessibility for disabled users, and enhance view architecture. With the help of my team we’ve successfully completed each of these.

Bottle Rocket is an award-winning consulting firm that focuses on mobile application development. I was part of an amazing five developer team building a news application for our client, and it’s written completely in Kotlin using Android Architecture Components with thorough test coverage. Given a one-month deadline for the first release, our team has taken the challenge in stride by keeping on schedule, while diligently performing code reviews and chatting daily.

* Arbitrage Ed was built to provide financial education to consumers using brief explanatory videos of personal finance concepts. * Produced Khan Academy-style videos on topics such as financial planning, and student loans (https://bit.ly/2NztFwZ). * Managed three employees who helped educate over 10, 000 individuals.