Portfolio

Bell.ca is an C# ASP.NET application utilizing an in-house proprietary CMS. Bell.ca has hundreds of changes on a daily basis made by several different teams across the Bell IT team. My involvement in this application includes converting the entire application from adaptive to responsive, implementing various different features provided by business, and establishing new lines of communication between the front-end and the back-end. Right now, my role is to manage 6 different agile teams to ensure that their deliverables are successful.

This beautiful wine catalogue is built on Django hooked up to a PostgreSQL database runs on AWS shows off a bountiful selection of rare wines curated by Capital B Wines. Using Django's powerful admin tools, they are able to modify their data on the fly and clients can reach out to them using a contact us form protected by captcha.

Bell Support was one of my first projects with Bell. It is built as a C# ASP.NET application utilizing an in-house proprietary CMS. Support has a bunch of automated changes happening on the daily basis as well as thousands of pages worth of content management that needs to be managed. My role on this application involved converting this entire application from adaptive to responsive and integrating helpful widgets to improve the support experience for Bell customers.

The site, running on django, is a portfolio website using PostgreSQL that stores descriptions and images important to each project that the client, George Samuel, has worked on. The site is designed to be responsive in all view ports and attempts to mold the difficulties of generic CMS templates and unique designs. This site was originally being hosted on a VPS but the client has requested to shutting down the site due to needing a re-design.

This site, running on django, is a portfolio website using PostgreSQL that stores images of the many works of art created by Katherine Blaszczak. The site is designed to be responsive in all view ports and data is being managed behind the administrative panel in django. Katherine wanted to have more complex control over her website and has moved on to using Squarespace.

Facilitate 2 was an in-house inventory and report tool that was built by students at McMaster working at the University Technology Services. Running on an LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), the site was used to keep track of inventory and computer malfunctions within the computer labs so that proper maintenance could be done. The site has since been discontinued as the company phased out the student division.