Kevin Cox

Kevin Cox has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Kevin began their career at NYU Housing Systems, where they started as a work-study IT helper and eventually became a full-time software engineer. During their time there, they developed administrative desktop GUI applications using Omnis and Frontbase SQL, as well as web applications using PHP and JavaScript.

Kevin then worked at Schematic as a software engineer, focusing on open source and Java platforms. Kevin later joined Aloha Challenge / Symbilingo, a language education startup, as a partner and software architect. In this role, they led a small team in the development of a TV show and web platform using Python and Django.

Moving on, Kevin joined Pinch Media as a software engineer, where they launched an analytics product for the App Store and worked on the development, maintenance, and support of the iOS SDK. Kevin also contributed to various parts of the stack, using Objective-C, PHP, Java, and PostgreSQL.

After the merger of Pinch Media with Flurry, Kevin joined Flurry as a software engineer, assisting in the migration of Pinch Media's LAMP stack to Flurry's Java/Hadoop stack.

In 2010, Kevin took on the role of software architect at Unveiled Arts, where they designed software and led a small development team in creating a web app using Python and Django for a curated arts events listing.

From 2011 to 2013, Kevin worked as a self-employed software engineer, undertaking freelance and contract work in various industries such as health, calendar, communication, and music. During this time, they utilized PHP, Python, iOS, Android, and HTML/CSS/JS.

In 2013, Kevin joined DeNA West, initially as a developer support team lead, where they provided support to developers. Kevin then became a mobile game prototype engineer before assuming the role of lead full-stack mobile game engineer. In this position, they worked on feature development, bug fixes, and live operations for Transformers: Age of Extinction, utilizing Unity3D, C#, Node.js, MongoDB, and Redis on AWS.

Kevin's most recent role is with PHHHOTO as a senior software engineer. Unfortunately, no specific information regarding their responsibilities or the duration of this role is provided.

In 2016, Kevin joined HYPNO® as a technology director. In this position, they led teams of talented engineers in creating technology experiences for the real world. Kevin was the lead engineer on experiential projects, primarily for Samsung 837, using a wide range of technologies such as Android, Java, USB, C++, OpenGL, computer vision, Cinder, AR, TouchDesigner, Python, and Max/MSP.

Kevin Cox attended New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study from 2003 to 2007. During their time there, they focused on the field of study called Musical Computology & Applied Interactivity. However, the information does not mention whether they obtained a degree or not.