I began programming and displaying a talent for coding software as early as the age of 8. Ever since, I have developed an expertise in software development, managing teams of developers, and in understanding client needs and how to best develop software that fit the requirements laid out by the client. Furthermore, I am familiar with the development of high-level software suites from the bottom up, as my experience with Intellitix was to serve millions of concertgoers attending the largest events in America.

My favorite type of work involves implementing and optimizing high performance and processor intensive software, preferably in C++ and assembly. I especially enjoy working on the latest technologies and bleeding edge multimedia applications in the fields of graphics, intermingled with disciplines like AI and networking.

The experience I have acquired throughout the years has made me a disciplined software engineer looking to develop and deliver quality products. I have done a large variety of applications spanning several fields which are all cataloged at my personal website (http://www.castledragmire.com).

• The most notable project I have worked on is Intellitix. I was the lead software engineer for the company, and have designed and coded all of the core software used by the company for access control, cashless, ticket management, and social media integration. The software and hardware suite provided by Intellitix were, as of 2012, used by all of the largest outdoor music festivals in North America including: Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, Coachella and Lollapalooza, among many others. More information available at: http://www.intellitix.com.
• In 2013, I created the software for Gregory Charles’ 8 million dollar Vintage Experience project. This included:
  • The primary website
  • Voting software that handled millions of web page votes in under 30 seconds which was first deployed during the Gala Artis, a Québécois Television Award Show
  • A complete suite of control software for the stage manager to push audience content to two gigantic stage monitors and the monitors embedded in the artist’s piano
  • Mobile compatible web pages for the audience to answer live questions and send chat messages to the artist during the performance to help shape the show.
  • Mobile compatible web pages for the audience to order drinks during the show, and for the staff to manage the drink orders
• In 2014, I created the backend client management and credential creation software for C2MTL, a business networking and ideas conference. I also created a voting website with server software to display graphical tabulations of real-time votes at a Microsoft panel at the conference.
• I worked as the core programmer for Hyperwerx Inc for a number of years on a programming language that naturally parallelized to automatically take up as much resources as were necessary and available including multiple cores and computers in a cloud.
• In the early 2000s I developed a full speed NES emulator in Visual Basic 6. It was done in this language mainly to demonstrate to naysayers that, while certain languages may not be the best suited for a task, virtually anything could be accomplished in any non-restricted language.
• Also in the early 2000s, I ran a moderately sized community based upon my work reverse engineering and manipulating a semi-well known MMORPG.

• Programming Languages: .NET, ActionScript (Flash), Assembly (x86), C, C++, C#, GoLang, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, VBA, Visual Basic
• Scripting Languages: CSS, HTML, XHTML, XML
• Libraries: Android, AngularJS, Django, DOM, DirectX, GPU ASM, GTK, jQuery, LibPurple, MFC, MSSQL, MySQL, OpenGL, Win32
• Platforms/Operating systems: Amazon Web Services, Cell phones (Android, IOS, Windows CE), Linux, Windows
• Applications: Flash, Maple, Maya, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, etc), Photoshop
• Specialized Concepts: 3D math/algorithms and related programming, computer architecture, cryptography, databases, emulation, graphics programming, hardware integration, low level programming (drivers), networking, optimization, parallel computing (cloud and threading), reverse engineering, security, web technologies

I have hired Jeffrey multiple times over the last decade. First as a server administrator for DeltaArc Ltd, then as a software engineer at Ticketpro Canada, and finally as Lead Software Engineer for Intellitix. The projects that were assigned to Jeffrey at Ticketpro were always the ones that required extensive knowhow and expertise in multiple fields. By delivering complete and bug-free products in record time, he has literally saved both of my companies on multiple occasions. His knowledge is extensive, from web programming to low-level languages, and he is impressively good at explaining concepts to users who have no knowledge of the technology used. I highly recommend Jeffrey to anyone who may require his expertise. You will not be disappointed by him.

Martin Enault, CEO of Intellitix Inc

Jeffrey Riaboy is by far the most experienced, knowledgeable, ingenious, and thorough programmer I have ever had the pleasure to work with. In my time working with Jeff I have found him to go above par with every expectation I have of a fellow programmer in the 12+ years I have been working in the field. This is to include developers that I have worked with when developing military simulation war games systems in the Defense Department among others. Jeffrey Riaboy has proven himself as a “go-to” man for literally any topic within the realm of computers and computer programming or web development. In addition, Jeffrey has an impressive level of managerial skill and knowledge that he can draw upon. Jeff’s work ethic and efficiency is by far among the highest I have encountered anywhere at any time. The bottom line is Jeff gets the job done; and it’s done exceedingly well.

Will McCready, Coworker at Hyper-Werx Inc.

My experience with Jeff at DeltaArc is what inspired me to eventually track him down to work with him at Qrush Technologies. Jeff is great at programming in many different languages and applying himself to quickly learning new technologies. He is extremely resourceful when tackling challenging projects and deadlines.

Adam Shen, Interface Engineer at OgilvyOne / Ogilvy Redworks