Anton Baglaenko

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Senior Software Engineer at Bluescape.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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    Senior Software Engineer
    Bluescape
    Jan 2020 - Jan 2024 (4 years 1 month)
    Led engineering activities for modeling and prototyping of the new features to meet the growing demand on the performance, efficiency, and usability improvements of the Bluescape application. Managed developing and maintenance efforts within the software development team to deliver in time multiple application features and to provide a prompt response to requests from the customer support team. • Led the design, architecture and implementation of multiple application features including back-end service components serving up a graphQL endpoint for both internal and API consumption. • Led the development team working on implementation of the front-end features which includes support of the variety of API services such as an activity feed s
  • Chess.com
    Senior iOS Developer
    Chess.com
    Jan 2016 - Jan 2020 (4 years 1 month)
    Performed preliminary design and prototyping with subsequent development of the new features in the chess.com iOS project, as well as supported maintenance of the current features and participated in development of the ChessKid and other iOS related applications. • Involved in design of the high level architecture. Collaborated with other Design and API teams to coordinated ideas and implementation for new features. Come up with proposals to re-design of the application flow and interface to increase efficiency. • Lead a team to prototype and implement new features for chess.com such as tournaments and lessons for the end-user. • Created documentation of the implemented improvements and fixed bugs as reported by users and the QA team.
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    Mitacs Industrial Research
    Monolith University of Waterloo
    Jan 2015 - Oct 2015 (10 months)
    Research-based industrial partnership focused on bringing the importance of academic skills and expertise into an industrial setting. The project involved creating an audiometry-quality testing suite using only native iOS hardware. • Designed and implemented numerical models to run on mobile devices (iOS) and simulate the functionality and acoustics of the human ear canal. • Leveraged powerful GPU-processing libraries to perform fast real-time frequency analysis of audio data using spectral processing. • Performed real-time audio calibration and tuning of input (microphone) and output (speaker and headphone) audio data using default iPhone and iPad hardware. • Built front-end applications for simply and intuitively gathering user infor
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    Technical Lead
    Tuq Inc.
    Jan 2015 - Jan 2016 (1 year 1 month)
    Team Lead at Tuq, performing a variety of tasks including technical overview of projects, full-stack development and client relations. • Lead a team to develop both native (iOS and Android exclusive) and cross-platform applications. • Oversaw front-end development, server architecture, as well as deployment, development, and operations of projects. • Lead a team to build a multi-platform AngularJS project for patients with chronic conditions including a central server for the storage of patient data. • Designed scalable server architecture to collect and store health data for use in patient tracking and analytics from mobile devices and accessories. • Designed a Bluetooth-connected application (native iOS and Android) to custom patien
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    Software Developer
    Monolith Interactive
    Sep 2012 - Mar 2016 (3 years 7 months)
    Contract Developer at Monolith working on a variety of iOS, Android, and Web projects including health-related applications, games, and hardware drivers. • Worked as part of a team to develop front-end applications on iOS, Android, and Web. • Built applications for health and patient tracking, collection and aggregation of patient data using a REST back-end. • Created applications to integrate with existing databases for retrieving and updating user information using SOAP. • Built native iOS and Android applications (such as games, patient information gathering tools, as well as cross-platform systems using AngularJS and ReactJS.
  • University of Waterloo
    PhD Candidate
    University of Waterloo
    Sep 2011 - Dec 2015 (4 years 4 months)
    Built and used numerical models for the simulation of small scale fluid flows with no-slip boundary conditions. Used spectral and finite element methods to simulate real-world fluid flows using FORTRAN, C++, Python, and MATLAB Analyzed results using mathematical and visualization tools such as turbulent metrics and graphical software (VISIT, Matlab, R).
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    Master's and Doctoral candidate
    Research, University of Waterloo
    Jan 2009 - Jan 2015 (6 years 1 month)
    in mathematical modeling and simulation of physical systems • Built and used numerical models for the simulation of small scale fluid flows with no-slip boundary conditions. • Used spectral and finite element methods to simulate real-world fluid flows using FORTRAN, C++, Python, and MATLAB • Analyzed results using mathematical and visualization tools such as turbulent metrics and graphical software (VISIT, Matlab, R). • Taught Science and Engineering calculus including creating lesson plans and tests, quizzes, and assignments to measure performance. • Created and used numerical models for simulating lake dynamics, including biological factors such as nutrients and plankton distribution. • Fitted simulation parameters and results to r
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  • University of Waterloo
    Research Doctorate, Applied Mathematics
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2011 - Dec 2015 (5 years)
  • University of Waterloo
    Doctor of Philosophy
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2011 - Jan 2015 (4 years 1 month)
  • University of Waterloo
    Master of Mathematics
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2009 - Jan 2011 (2 years 1 month)
  • University of Waterloo
    Chemistry laboratory assistant
    University of Waterloo
    Apr 2008
  • University of Waterloo
    Bachelor's of Math - Co-Op Mathematical Physic
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2004 - Jan 2009 (5 years 1 month)
  • University of Waterloo
    Masters of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2004 - Dec 2016 (13 years)
  • University of Waterloo
    Bachelor of Mathematics, Honours Co-op Mathematical Physics
    University of Waterloo
    Jan 2004 - Dec 2015 (12 years)
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    The effects of the spatial distribution of bottom topography and bottom drag on wave-train formation
    Water Quality Research Journal of Canada
    Jan 2012
    Using numerical simulations of shallow water equations modified to include weakly non-hydrostatic effects, we illustrate how spatially varying bottom drag and finite amplitude topography lead to the bending of wave trains that develop fro initial standing waves. For the case of variable topography, we discuss how the seiche and the wave trains that develop can resuspend material (e.g. nutrients) from the bottom of the lake and redistribute it in space. The numerical methods employed are spectrally accurate in space and second-order in time, yielding excellent accuracy and little numerical dissipation.
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    The effects of the spatial distribution of bottom topography and bottom drag on wave-train formation
    Water Quality Research Journal of Canada
    Jan 2012
    Using numerical simulations of shallow water equations modified to include weakly non-hydrostatic effects, we illustrate how spatially varying bottom drag and finite amplitude topography lead to the bending of wave trains that develop fro initial standing waves. For the case of variable topography, we discuss how the seiche and the wave trains that develop can resuspend material (e.g. nutrients) from the bottom of the lake and redistribute it in space. The numerical methods employed are spectrally accurate in space and second-order in time, yielding excellent accuracy and little numerical dissipation.