Experimental Nuclear Physics, M.S.
Sr. Mobile Developer at Troop ID & TroopSwap
I'm a former nuclear physicist turned mobile application developer. I specialize in iOS (iPhone/iPad) the development of apps for both the App Store and Apple Enterprise business accounts.
I've written software for Firefox, Porsche, Ducati, Thrillist/JackThreads, Bulova, Fantasy Interactive, EVE Online, and many others. My open-source projects can be found on Github at: http://github.com/ArtSabintsev
My software has been published in Mashable, TechCrunch, PC World, Read Write Web, The Atlantic, New York Times, The Washington Post, Life Hacker, CNet, Switched and a few European physical publications.
On a few occasions, I've been asked to give quotes on mobile-development-related topics in TheNextWeb and Mashable.
Leading mobile development of SDKs, Enterprise apps, and App Store apps for the Troop ID ecosystem.
= Libraries =
• Troop ID iOS SDK (https://github.com/troopswap/Troop-ID-iOS-SDK/)
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• PhotoJacker (http://bit.ly/photojacker-ios)
• ISKm3 (http://bit.ly/iskm3)
= iOS Apps (Consulted) =
• Photo and Sound (http://bit.ly/photo-and-sound)
= Libraries =
• Harpy (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Harpy)
• Asynchronous Freeloader (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Asynchronous-Freeloader)
• ASPullToRefresh (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/ASPullToRefresh)
• Panhandler (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Panhandler)
Created and new iOS video playback and caching technologies. Also, worked on creating and maintaining various iOS video apps.
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• Shelby Genius
• Shelby.tv
Developed and maintained many applications for over a dozen startups and fortune 500 companies.
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• Bulova Time (http://bit.ly/bulova-time)
• Drive+: Connect with the world of Porsche (http://bit.ly/drivePlus)
• Ducati Community (http://bit.ly/ducati-ios)
• Kontain
• JackThreads (http://bit.ly/jackthreads-ios)
• Nomad Editions
• Not It (http://bit.ly/not-it)
• Picsee
• Porsche MotorSport (http://bit.ly/porsche-motorsport)
= iOS Apps (Consulted) =
• Audio Xciter DSP Enhanced (http://bit.ly/audioxciterdsp)
• Audio Xciter Studio (http://bit.ly/audioxciter)
• Gayot (http://bit.ly/gayot-ios)
• Wendr (http://bit.ly/wendr-ios)
Multiple calibrations of the CLAS6 Time-of-Flight Detectors, and extraction of linear polarization information for photoproduction reactions.
=Conferences, Workshops, Talks, & Presentations=
-2011
• Attendee - PWA 2011 - GWU
• Attendee - Parallelism 2011 - Christopher Newport University
-2010
• Attendee - Hadron Physics Summer School - Physikzentrum, Bad Honnof, Germany
• Poster Presentation - MENU 2010 - College of William and Mary
• Poster Presentation - CUGA 2010 - Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA
• Talk - APS April Meeting - Washington, DC
-2009
• Talk - DNP09 - Kona, Hawaii
• Poster Presentation - Hadron Spectroscopy 2009, Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA
• Poster - Narrow Nucleon 2009 - Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Experimental Nuclear Physics, Quantum Computing, and Physics Education research.
Taught Introduction to Astronomy, Introduction to Physics, and Intermediate Physics Lab courses.
Wrote a software-suite that was used to extract never before seen linear polarization data between hadronic interactions at the 0.7 - 2.4 GeV energy level. The results from my contribution are being used in Baryon Spectroscopy research at Jefferson Lab.
Wrote software in C++/MatLab that was used to extract four-dimensional lung-tumor data from inoperable patients. This data was used by medical physicists at UMMC to determine if there existed space-time points that would allow an increase in dosage distribution to improve the probability of tumor eradication during irradiation without hitting a vital organ. The data I extracted proved that most patients lung-tumors were too close to the heart during all phases of breathing. The machinery available at the time would not be able to increase the dosage for the minute time-window available without having, on average, a 29% chance of hitting the heart. My research advisors were looking for figures closer to 5%.