Tyler Getsay

MedaCheck is a medication adherence and data collection platform used by doctors to monitor pediatric to elderly patients using a mobile app on their smartphone or a dedicated tablet pre installed with our application. MedaCheck is currently expanding into bluetooth medical devices such as spirometers and blood pressure cuffs.

• Wrote tests to achieve 95% code coverage on our EmberJS application.
• Setup CircleCI for automatic testing, linting, code coverage, and deployment of both EmberJS and Android.
• Implemented animations, role based permissions, and many bugfixes to our EmberJS application.
• Worked with the latest android libraries such as Realm, Retrofit2, Espresso, RxJava, and many more.
• Designed and built our primary android application from start to finish.
• Built a custom android recovery to automate provisioning of our tablets. Saved 20 minutes of labor per tablet shipment.
• Integrated with a bluetooth low energy spirometer on Android.

Fanvester was a crowdsourcing platform focused on live entertainment. It was cofounded by Alex Yungvirt and I in early 2015. We worked everyday until we got accepted in the local accelerator, UpTech Class 4. We used their help and funding to build the first iteration of the platform. Fanvester closed its doors in June 2016 due to inability to work with market leaders.

• Built a crowdsourced based ticketing platform on the Laravel PHP framework.
• Gained invaluable startup experience by learning from the local startup community leaders.
• Learned about the various disciplines required of a startup; including finance, marketing, and technology.

2nd place winner of Bearcat Launchpad, a student ran startup accelerator. Housing manager of the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity.