Pete Gray

Freelance development of inexpensive websites for small retail, bands, freelancers, etc. (HTML, Javascript, Photoshop, Network Administration, plus design, graphics and content)
Studying OO Design, Java3D, Mandarin, and Pedal Steel

Carmel Graphics (Toronto) was purchased by Creo Products inc. (Burnaby B.C.) in May 2000

lead developer and project manager for web-based collaborative softproofing environment
core system based on java (1.1, awt) applet for all browsers, socket connections to java (1.3, java2d) server, providing a graphical multi-user collaboration engine
advanced user interface research and development, meeting the customers' need that remote collaboration be intuitive and effective.
server providing user and job management, image processing, record keeping, and collaboration mechanics, NT and Linux
integration of CreoScitex image processing libraries (c, c++) into collaboration engine using JNI (originally developed in Isreal and Burnaby)
integration of collaboration engine into CreoScitex web-based product (NT, IIS, ASP, c, c++, VB, corba), allowing remote control of high-end printing press equipment (originally developed in Victoria)
project manager for a group of 6 developers with various specialties
liason between Toronto office, home office in Burnaby, development office in Victoria, and former Scitex office in Israel
remote use of PerForce server in Victoria for code and build management and job tracking
Toronto office closed Sept 2001 upon completion of all integrations and implementation of complete feature set for first product release
also led development of a working prototype of a cross-platform multi-user real-time screen sharing environment (same technologies as collaboration engine above)

developer of web-based educational software for children
java (1.0) applets and applet/server software
solo coder working with team of designers, artists, writers, and educators
deployment of cross-platform applets from a Solaris web server
fun interactive graphical tools for teaching children about optics, astronomy, encryption, and art