Brandon Lammey
Brandon Lammey
Email: archerlammey@gmail.com
Phone: +1-747-228-3949 | +81-090-5754-7238
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Hi, my name is Brandon and I am a software engineer. Growing up in a military family, I've lived in many places all over the US, Europe, and Japan. In my down time, I like to research various software development and data science related topics, watch movies, and work on home renovation projects--I recently exposed a brick wall on a 100+ year old row house. I enjoy the outdoors, hiking, bouldering, camping, and backpacking--the picture above was from a trip to The Lost Coast Trail in California. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email and/ or checkout my various projects below.
Experience
Experience
Basal Inc: Senior Full Stack Engineer
2024-Present
Developed and maintained full-stack, mobile-first web applications using MongoDB, Node.js, React, and Shopify, delivering seamless user experiences across platforms.
Environment Systems Research Institute (Esri): Software Development Engineer II
2019-2023
Developed products using Python and JavaScript (React) to build and customize various web applications and data pipelines emphasizing test driven development, human readable code, and accessibility.
KU Department of Physics and Astronomy: Undergraduate Research Assistant
2019
Assisted Dr. Bean in research for Project Quarked! and made recommendations for security improvements including using HTTPS. Worked as a team to modernize project website for mobile optimization by organizing file structure and developing layout and pages for mobile use. Created five alternate mobile pages for use on small screen and mobile devices.
Security Benefit: Software Architecture Intern
2018-2019
Assisted in database design in MySQL to catalogue applications capabilities into a single accessible library. Built upon the database project by creating a web application to act as a UI by using multilevel architecture with RESTful API in .NET to allow users to interact, modify, and update centralized applications library. Developed GitHub standards for development pipeline to aid in company transition from TFS to GitHub.
Projects
Projects
Application which allows users use the "Immune Check" service to assess users' immune function by measuring their salivary Immunoglobulin A (IgA) levels. Based on the IgA measurement and users' lifestyle information, the service provides personalized advice to help enhance immune function.
Application which allows users use the "Inner Garden" service to analyzing users' gut microbiota to determine their specific intestinal type. Based on this analysis, it recommends and provides products tailored to improve gut health.
This app streamlines certain administrative tasks for ArcGIS power users who have an advanced understanding of the ArcGIS geo information model, and want to perform advanced tasks outside the scope of existing ArcGIS apps.
Calcite React is a component library built in React and used by Esri. It is an implementation of Calcite, the geo-centric design language of Esri, aimed at helping React developers to quickly build components that adhere to the Calcite design language.
Enables the public to create custom topographic maps on demand. The online application is called topoBuilder and the output maps are known as OnDemand Topos.
Whether planning a trails trip from your home computer or on the road looking for spontaneous adventure, the new DETOUR trails app will make it easy to find what you are looking for.
Situational awareness and decision making tools that helps CalHHS quickly identify priorities during emergencies and streamline the logistics of moving people and equipment to safety.
(Internal)
Respiratory Virus Dashboard
Tracks and displayes updates on hospitalizations, deaths and tests for both influenza and COVID-19, as well as ICU bed availability in California. Displays a clear overview of respiratory virus trends.
Instant flood maps for first responders which allows the on-scene first responder to make their own flood maps - on demand! By ‘dropping a pin’ at waters edge in the application map, the flood water boundary is automatically returned. From here, you can identify the impacted address points and roadways.
(Internal)
USAA: Remote Sensing and Catastrophe Response
Remote-sensing insurance solution to help members get back on their feet quicker, even before the embers are extinguished.
(Internal)
Application to search and view data on offenders located in Montana. Allows users to print records on selected offenders.
Education
Education
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Minors in Math and Physics
Engineering GPA: 3.67
Honors and Awards
Honors and Awards
2nd Hack The Map 5: Civic Engagement
2022
Developed Flood Watch front end application and business logic that allows a user to register their address to be monitored for flood events. Once a user inputs their address, a geoprocessing script runs hourly, taking the latest National Water Model short-range stream flow forecasts and determines if flooding will occur and if so, how high the water level will be.
Member of The IEEE Honor Society Eta Kappa Nu (HKN)
2019-Present
Honors society for high performing students in Computer and Electrical Engineering. Selection based on top percentage of overall class rank at the Junior and Senior levels.
Undergraduate Teaching Fellowship
2018-2019
Supported faculty instructors with in-class active learning activities to improve student engagement. Provided students with additional assistance outside of class to clarify programming assignments and topics including object-oriented programing, polymorphism, and memory management using C++. Developed online resource to aid students in preparation for exams: EECS 168 ToolBox.
Organizations
Organizations
KU Web Development Club (Vice President)
2018-2019
Developed info sessions and labs to teach a variety of web design and development related topics including the use of Bootstrap, Foundation, Semantic UI, MySQL, MongoDB, and Firebase. Lead in the design and development of team projects including an SQL Web Application to teach multi-tier architecture and database design.
Association of Computing Machinery (Volunteer Tutor: Programming I and II)
2017-2019
Assisted students in learning basic programming paradigms (OOP), data structures, interfaces, polymorphism, memory management, and workflow using C++
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