Stephen Anderson

Publicly available SDK that collects location data for the purpose of building location based behavioral audiences.

Publicly available media SDK with mraid and vast as well as custom events support for both iOS and android platforms .

Ultra simple advertising insertion order processing web application that helped scale the channel business.

xAd's campaign management system

Real-time visualization of all things location

Conceived, architected and implemented xAd's entire creative platform to render all banners and landing pages. Written in Python, SQLite, Webpy and Jinja2.

Architected and implemented xAd's iOS version of their Go2 local search application. Written in Objective C.

Architected and implemented the iOS version of the windows desktop application LiveProject which allowed project management right from the iPad. Written in Objective C for the client, ASP.NET MVC C# for the back end.

Worked on the open source project MPXJ which converts the Microsoft project format into XML using Java. My extension was to output the MPP files into SQLite.

Programmed an Arduino microcontroller hooked up with I2C Humidity and Temperature sensors to control the environment of a poultry incubator. Built all electronic components by recycling old electronic devices.

Using the encoder created for the CDMA SMS Stack I created a images converter from GIF into the EMS format. Written in C#.

Complete CDMA SMS PDU encoder/decoder along with a graphical application to allow users to validate PDUs, edit existing ones or create PDUs from scratch. Written in C#.

Implemented the mobile application for Sprints Online Album for the Series 60 platform. Written in C++.

Wrote a client and monitoring system for a chain of cybercafes in England. Written in C#.

While studying mechanical engineering, part of the course was to painfully calculate every part of crane, including the steel cable needed to lift the rated capability of the crane. So in GWBasic at the time I entered all the data tables from the book and created the entire software to perform all the calculations and to be able to print them on a dot matrix printer. I was 15 at the time.