Tyler Clark

Develop cross-platform applications across the full stack—from GUIs to middleware to backend data storage and processing—to support security and risk management solutions for critical infrastructure.
• Develop middleware connecting software and services of disparate vendors & partners.
• Create cutting-edge interfaces, including integrated video streaming launched from inter-active, scalable, multi-level CAD floorplan diagrams.
• Prototype lightweight layouts to rapidly and…

Develop cross-platform applications across the full stack—from GUIs to middleware to backend data storage and processing—to support security and risk management solutions for critical infrastructure.
• Develop middleware connecting software and services of disparate vendors & partners.
• Create cutting-edge interfaces, including integrated video streaming launched from inter-active, scalable, multi-level CAD floorplan diagrams.
• Prototype lightweight layouts to rapidly and inexpensively iterate with clients through to workable solutions.

Senior team member responsible for modernizing and re-engineering legacy applications as cloud-based services in .NET.
Full-stack software development: C#/SQL | Angular/TypeScript | CSS/SASS
Mobile app programming: Android (Java) & iOS (Swift)

Created engaging web experiences utilizing a variety of technologies for great clients. Reported to Executive Creative Director.

Responsible for university-wide design, development, modification and creation of complex user-centered designs for web sites and other multimedia applications, from concept to in-market maintenance. This involved converting static designs into working browser based web pages or applications. Reported to Director, Web Services and Interactive Media.

Developed relationships with leaders and decision makers in corporate, nonprofit, and educational sectors throughout northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania, discovering needs, writing requirements, budgeting efforts, closing sales and managing communication and execution for over $700,000 in technology projects.

Managed agency team of designers, developers, and content authors and personally designed and developed sites.

Provided guidance for startups in business modeling and bootstrap marketing.

The Youngstown Business Incubator (YBI) is one of the most important developments in Youngstown's last twenty years. By nurturing several business-to-business (B2B) software companies under the same roof and defraying startup costs, the YBI is the engine for hi-tech growth in the Midwest.

Reported to Chief Executive Officer. Managed all aspects of client relationships from consulting to invoice disputes. Designed, architected, developed and maintained Web-application business solutions. Coordinated projects; determined scope, price and priority; scheduled resources and challenged assumptions.

Created development and departmental best practices. Successful implementation through staff training. Directed team of up to 13 developers including training, project workload and…

Reported to Chief Executive Officer. Managed all aspects of client relationships from consulting to invoice disputes. Designed, architected, developed and maintained Web-application business solutions. Coordinated projects; determined scope, price and priority; scheduled resources and challenged assumptions.

Created development and departmental best practices. Successful implementation through staff training. Directed team of up to 13 developers including training, project workload and schedules.

Managed several critical, long-term client accounts, including Verizon Long Distance and the American Society for Association Executives.

Promoted to manager after only 9 months as developer with the company. Outstanding performance reviews and progressive responsibility.

Worked with personnel from Lieutenant General down to secretaries to develop and deliver personalized software training and customized workflow automation solutions.

Developed custom courseware for Exxon/Mobil and delivered software training to organizations from IBM to the Federal Reserve.