Trevor Schmidt

Led ODK Web Forms development, from conception to user adoption in production.

Led design and architecture to ensure key business and product goals: alignment with the flagship Collect app for Andriod; sustainable productivity and maintainability for user-facing functionality core to the business; long-term anticipation of unification on Web Forms for that core functionality.

Primary development of ODK XForms and XPath engines. Responsible for design and implementation of parsing, data model, runtime computational architecture, and client-/framework-agnostic rendering APIs.

Prototyped initial UI/UX; collaborated with dedicated UI developers as team grew; coordinated downstream integration with team developing ODK Central software for managing form applications and data access.

(2021-2023) Maintainer of Enketo, legacy predecessor to ODK Web Forms.

Led integration between Treez B2B inventory management services, and Mister Kraken’s extant integrations with state-mandated traceability services; expanded on prior success maturing said integration to all major regulatory and vendor environments.

Built robust, general web service tooling as basis for Treez/Mister Kraken integration, which became a foundation for all new and anticipated service development.

Intervened on personal initiative in the wake of widespread vendor outages and data corruption, to institute reliable, auditable, and reproducible processes to recover and reconcile customer regulatory reporting and inventory history.

Led efforts to mature and adapt early-stage integrations with Washington State-mandated traceability services, ensuring stable continuation of service for customers through abrupt/rapid changes to the state’s regulatory environment and service vendor.

Promoted a team culture shift to embrace automation and other safeguard processes, significantly improving both team velocity and product quality.

Integrated Reup’s B2B marketplace software, filling the remaining gaps in Mister Kraken’s end-to-end inventory management offering.

Led technical design and development of Reup’s core web application, a B2B cannabis supply chain marketplace.

Shared leadership and development of supporting web services.

Joined founders and design team in user research, to ensure direct engineering involvement in product-market fit.

Led design and development of data processing tools used by all of ClipCard’s cloud API integrations; providing common interfaces to standardize and accelerate development of service API authorization, backpressure, fault tolerance, and common data extraction patterns.

Led integrations with Dropbox, Evernote, GitHub and Trello; contributed to integrations with 8 additional cloud services.

Organized a hackathon which produced 8 API integration prototypes, ultimately leading to company wide alignment on product direction as a search engine for private cloud data.

Led frontend architecture and development of ClipCard’s web app, and provided mentorship for my successor in that role.