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iOS Developer @ PokerClub Project. IOS native client uses a low level communication library written in C and C++. This library uses Google Protobuf to communicate with server side. I built a translation library from scratch in order to wrap and keep simple the Objective-C client implementation for the other programmers of my team. This library is ad-hoc implementation to transpose the C++ communication domain to an high level Objective-C domain. On top of this library we built the PokerClub client. My responsibility is to keep the low level code updated and ship the models classes needed to the GUI. I’m also responsible for the entire table GUI and table animations engine. Animations engine is a blocks dispatching queue. It allows to wrap simple instant GUI code that is translated into a real animation by the UIView Animation API. Currently the client for Lottomatica and TotoSi customers are available on the App Store. Cause the client is a generic product it’s built and customized for the specific customer by Jenkins continuous integration tool. The iPad client is currently done and in the last year the iOS team worked on the iPhone client that it’s almost ready but it will be available for the store users soon because it needs an updated revision of the servers that are not planned to be installed right now. The next step in the iOS project is the redesign of the iPad client. At the very beginning (2012) the mobile client was developed using a cross platform OpenGL framework (MOAI 0.9.x) that runs either on iOS and Android Devices. This client version is now discontinued due to some MOAI instability issue. From March 2012 to Present (3 years 10 months) Rome Area, ItalyiOS Developer @ Here I was focused on 2 very funny social projects and in second place I was engaged studying some basis of OpenGL ES. About the two social Project their name are Swap Island and Swap Island. The first one is a social network based on the swap concept. A user publish some kind of stuff on the network and wait for an offer by another user. On the same wave Pet Island that, a little bit evolved, can be used to publish or adopt a little puppy in the real life. The two projects interact either with a Java web service used to provide the needed data. A third project I worked on is More Less a simple card game developed using the Coco2D 1.0 Framework. The concept of the game is really simple. The game choose a reference card randomly and the user should place his card from the lower card to the bigger card. The game can applied on the story timeline or buildings height and so on. In this period I also trained some guys introducing them to the iOS Framework (4.x and 5.x) From March 2011 to February 2012 (1 year) Rome Area, ItalyiOS Developer @ Internship as iOS Developer. Here I started my journey into the Apple iOS operative system. I learnt the basis of the iOS Framework (3.x). I quickly learnt how to use the Framework and how to develop an Apple app from the very beginning to the publishing. During my internship i worked on 2 Apps. Photoshow! a music synchronized slide show (very hard for a beginner iOS programmer), Terre del Vino the digital transposition of the magazine with the same name (PDF Reader). About the Photoshow! app I was focused on the AVFoundation Framework in order to use the internal music library, build a movie and export the mix as Slideshow (music + video). About the second App Terre del Vino a was Focused on the CALayer in order to render the PDF pages in an optimized way. From October 2010 to February 2011 (5 months) Cashier @ From 2002 to 2011 (9 years) Network Admistrator @ Internship as Network Administrator for the INPS Government Agency. I was primary focused on the LAN management between the 4 INPS buildings located in Rome. The LAN network was structured as a star network with a redundant Allied Telesis x900 L3 Switch connected to every floor of the 4 buildings. Every floor was connected to the x900 using Allied Telesis 8524 L2 switch fall or a Cisco 8750 Stack (2 or 3 generally). In the second place I was focused about the IBM Datapower Tecnology and the BigIP F5 Load Balancer. From March 2010 to September 2010 (7 months) Rome Area, Italy

99/110, Mathematical Engineering @ University of Rome Tor Vergata From 2003 to 2009 Gabriele Trabucco is skilled in: iOS, iOS development, Objective-C, Cocos2d, C++, C, Xcode, Mac OS X, Apple Aperture, iWork, English, Cisco IOS, MySQL, HTML, Java