Hi, My name is Evan. Over the past few years I have been responsible for building, deploying and maintaining the software to run a post Ion-Exchange metrology instrument for measuring surface and deep stress in chemically strengthened transparent substrates. This instrument and accompanying software is deployed to and used by customers to determine the Ion-Exchange process success. The application functions in both single measurement human operational mode as well as interfacing with an automated assembly line capable of measuring 10,000 parts per day, per instrument. This application has grown since its initial deployment and was completely rewritten in the past 2 years by myself and the team that I lead. We migrated from vb.Net 4.6.1, WinForms to .netcore3.1, WPF using Prism.MVVM. In doing this we completely revamped our code libraries, compartmentalizing everything into separate generic nuget package libraries for easy to reuse code. The software has now grown into supporting 3 distinct instruments used not only in QC abroad but also in internal R&D as well.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: C#, .Net 4-6, .netcore, WPF, MVVM, Python, Tensorflow, opencv, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Flutter.
Résumé/CV: https://e-o.dev/ELO_Resume.pdf https://e-o.dev/
Email: [email protected]
Hi, My name is Evan. Over the past few years I have been responsible for building, deploying and maintaining the software to run a post Ion-Exchange metrology instrument for measuring surface and deep stress in chemically strengthened transparent substrates. This instrument and accompanying software is deployed to and used by customers to determine the Ion-Exchange process success. The application functions in both single measurement human operational mode as well as interfacing with an automated assembly line capable of measuring 10,000 parts per day, per instrument. This application has grown since its initial deployment and was completely rewritten in the past 2 years by myself and the team that I lead. We migrated from vb.Net 4.6.1, WinForms to .netcore3.1, WPF using Prism.MVVM. In doing this we completely revamped our code libraries, compartmentalizing everything into separate generic nuget package libraries for easy to reuse code. The software has now grown into supporting 3 distinct instruments used not only in QC abroad but also in internal R&D as well.