Work
A shipped title, then past engagements.
Curio is a real iPhone game Jon helped develop in 2012. The named notes under it are previous engagements, not current employers. Composites are labeled, and they are not client logos.
Read the label.Shipped work names only what is accurate. Illustrative examples leave out any percentage that would have to be invented.
Shipped
iOS development
Read the projectCurio
An iPhone game Jon helped develop in 2012. A contemporary review described it as a horror runner set in an asylum, with a narrative and a dark art style.
Shipped iPhone game, 2012
Past engagement
Siebel CRM
Read the projectSiebel 7.8 to IP2014, with Open UI and AWS environments
A past upgrade at Akamai Technologies: Siebel 7.8 to IP2014, Open UI in place of browser script, and development environments hosted on AWS.
Past engagement · Akamai Technologies · 2014–2015
Past engagement
Siebel CRM
Read the projectPublic Sector case management for a state attorney general
Past Siebel work for the New York State Office of the Attorney General: Public Sector case management, a 16 to 23.2 upgrade path, EDQ and Loqate, and Office 365 sync.
Past engagement · New York State Office of the Attorney General · 2016–2023
Past engagement
.NET applications
Read the projectVB6, AngularJS, and WebAPI in the automotive aftermarket
Past .NET work at Fisher Auto Parts: a VB6 application bridged to the web, and an AngularJS and WebAPI path aimed at replacing it.
Past engagement · Fisher Auto Parts · 2015–2016
Past engagement
Siebel CRM
Read the projectSiebel membership pricing, then .NET, WCF, and SharePoint
Past work at CFA Institute across two periods: Siebel for events, pricing, and integrations, then .NET, WCF, and SharePoint beside that CRM.
Past engagements · CFA Institute · 2004–2010 and 2013–2014
Illustrative
Siebel CRM
Read the exampleTwo Siebel views, one order
A quote-to-order path where the screen reps trusted and the order that landed downstream were not describing the same record.
Composite — a regional insurer’s sales operations
Illustrative
.NET applications
Read the exampleThe billing app only one person could change
An internal .NET system for staffing and billing that had become a single point of failure.
Composite — a professional-services firm of about eighty people
Illustrative
AI consulting
Read the exampleDrafts beside the CRM, not a new system of record
Staff were copying CRM fields into email to explain status. The project was a draft, with a person still sending it.
Composite — an operations team of about a dozen
A project starts with the system in front of you.
Curio is listed because it shipped. The composites are there for shape. Send the version that is actually on your desk.