I love developing clean, scalable code very rapidly. Everyone can understand my code, and I can understand everyone's code - no matter how badly outsourced it was. I excel at design and development of iOS and Mac OS apps, especially apps that connect people to the cloud. One of the very few people who can claim to be "full stack"​ Apple OS developers (longevity and experience) I have expertise in system/application level architecture and software design, as well as good sense of UI & UX design. I love working in all sizes of groups - I've been the sole developer at many startups, and I've been the solid cog in large companies. I am quite adept at designing and developing for the future: scalable, expandable, modular systems.. This allows for sweeping app changes without massive rewrites. Although I am very self-motivated, self-directed, and self-managing, I always keep my projects' stakeholders in the loop at all times, for better and for worse. I can communicate efficiently with corporate, investors, sales, QA, marketing, management, and all have them understand engineering process, requirements, and issues. I was agile before agile, and extreme before extreme. In short- I can take an idea developed on a napkin to a prototype in a caffeine filled weekend, and a product in mere weeks. Specialties: C since 1988, C++ since 1990, Objective-C since 1991, Macintosh since 1984, and iOS software development since 2008. Far, far too much cross platform / hybrid Win32 / Mac OS work- I work insanely well in the most strangest of environments. Specializing in UI development, custom user experience, interfacing with social network (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) REST APIs, JSON voodoo, graphics, image processing, image acquisition, music software, video, web services front ends, accelerometers, USB, Bluetooth, CoreLocation/GPS, CoreData, CoreImage, CoreMedia, CoreGraphics, AddressBook, MessageUI, and MapKit. In other words: *everything* iOS

Roy Lovejoy is skilled in: C, C++, Objective-C, Mobile Applications, Mobile Software, Mac OS X, iPhone development, Team Leadership, Subversion, Xcode, Cocoa, iOS development, Agile Methodologies, User Experience, User Interface Design