Connor Ogilvie

Progressed through four iOS development levels over eight years, taking on increasingly complex applications and greater technical ownership. Following EY's acquisition, continued senior-level iOS development while taking on technical discovery and consulting responsibilities.

Conducted research into digital solution options for BC's IVF subsidy program, assessing custom development and third-party platform approaches, including Salesforce, and reported findings to the discovery team.

Played a leading role in the initial iOS development and launch of BC's digital health platform, helping transform the original BC Vaccine Card initiative into the broader Health Gateway application. Took significant ownership of iOS development during the initial launch period, coordinating closely with cross-functional teams.

Led a small internal team evaluating Salesforce for future Health Gateway-related initiatives. Led technical discussions, coordinated meetings with BC Health representatives, presented findings, and communicated outcomes across the team.

Independently developed and maintained a UI and content-heavy mental health application using Swift, UIKit, local JSON, and Parse/Back4App. Created a custom animated mood slider using UIBezierPath and implemented mental-health tracking workflows, local audio content, and English/French localization.

Led iOS development for CanConnect, a specialized iPad application, expanding and refining an existing starter codebase while working closely with client and internal teams. Implemented real-time communication using Socket.io/WebSockets and Bluetooth functionality using Core Bluetooth.

Developed the iOS application independently, representing an early transition to owning an application from initial implementation through delivery.

Independently developed the SDPR iOS application from the ground up, owning the full iOS development lifecycle from initial implementation through testing and delivery. Implemented and refined native iOS calling experiences using CallKit.

Independently developed the CMHA iOS application from the ground up, owning the full iOS development lifecycle from initial implementation through testing and delivery. Implemented and refined native iOS calling experiences using CallKit.

Independently developed an iOS application providing residents with access to municipal news, information, and services. Integrated and normalized information from numerous RSS/XML feeds and designed a custom local notification synchronization and caching system.

Contributed to a large-scale mental health platform used by teams and organizations, working within a multi-developer iOS codebase. Improved the application's video-calling experience by integrating CallKit and developed a major iOS feature supporting peer-to-peer mental health support.

Developed a custom iPad visitor experience intended for on-site deployment at the Chinatown Storytelling Centre, including a custom camera interface using AVCaptureSession, photo filters, text overlays, and sharing functionality.

Activities and societies: Varsity Football (Athletic Scholarship)

Bachelor of Commerce in Finance from McGill University, completed in 2013. Awarded an athletic scholarship for varsity football.