Andrew Dai

Contributed to tools used to deploy and monitor applications on servers

Grew the size and scope of the organization with partnerships and increased programming for undergrads at Georgia Tech

Started HackGT’s first high school event (Catalyst) to address disparities in access to STEM and CS education in Atlanta

Institutionalize standard procedures and recordkeeping for a fast-moving and growing organization

Created migration scripts in SQL Server for a new data model that maintained backwards compatibility and increased extensiblity

Developed a new homepage for the core product to enable easier multi-entity analysis and increase feature adoption

Prototyped and implemented MasterCard account segmentation with R, C#, and SQL by clustering on spending behaviors

Authored multiple blog posts to share new developments in core infrastructure and new analytical findings

Explored multi-user, multi-device data visualization techniques with web technologies (WebSockets, d3.js) and mobile devices

Wrote a multitouch Dust and Magnet simulation with Java/Processing for a Microsoft PixelSense touchscreen

Designed and developed a single page application and REST API for bug and feature tracking using Angular.js and Caché ObjectScript

Shipped a fully featured product to hundreds of employees in an aggressive 8 week timeline

Led the initial development of a web-based drawing tool now used by thousands of teachers across hundreds of schools in the US

Tested and described issues in web, iOS and Android versions of SmartGraphs (interactive math/graphing activity)