Proton is a Swiss technology company offering privacy-focused online services. The company's products are Proton Mail, Proton VPN, Proton Calendar, Proton Drive, and Proton Pass.
Continuous development and improvement of existing microservices and Android application
Conceptualized, developed and delivered new services: ◦ Implementation of an existing protocol enabling communication between electromobility parties ◦ Solution to offer smart charging to customers, based on energy consumption prediction and energy trading
Collaborated with internal and external entities to introduce new features
Supported the design and documentation of a large and scalable ecosystem
Mer Solutions GmbH is a provider of digital services in the field of electromobility. It offers services for charging electric vehicles and integrated solution for commercial fleets.
Conceptualized, developed, deployed and maintained Android applications and Java desktop applications
Supervised the development and deployed the iOS application
Contributed to the development of the sensor's firmware
Set up and maintained the project management tool Redmine
Technologies: Java SE, JavaFX, Swing, Android, C, Mercurial, Bluetooth Low Energy, ANT+, Redmine
Detailed Description
cosinuss° One: an Android application using heart rate and temperature measurements along with GPS data to enable the user to track physical activity
cosinuss° Lab: an Android application allowing multiple connections with BLE sensors, displaying real-time charts and recording locally and remotely data used to improve vital sign detection algorithms (internal use)
cosinuss° ProdTest: a JavaFX application assisting device manufacturers to install firmware and to test and validate sensors' proper functioning (internal use)
Company Description
cosinuss° is an advanced technology startup building body sensors measuring heart rate and core body temperature from the ear. The device uses Bluetooth Low Energy and ANT+ to communicate with monitoring devices such as smartphones and smartwatches. The Android and iOS applications use these measurements along with GPS data to enable the user to track and monitor physical activities.
