OpenELIS-Global (OE) is a Laboratory Information System used for tracking lab samples through the testing procedure. It is used around the globe, but mostly in the Ivory Coast, and is supported by a University of Washington group called I-TECH.
It is a Java based web application that has evolved to provide a feature rich environment for many labs that test for HIV and is compatible with other popular medical systems.
I was brought on as a consultant when I-TECH needed a security professional to assess the current state of the application so it could be deployed in a US government lab. This would require it to adhere to US government level security constraints. I compiled a report of all the security features that would need to be implemented as well as a list of changes that would need to happen to the codebase for it to be a secure, modern application.
I-TECH and I then worked together with the US government to outline a strategy for upgrading the application, and once that was complete I started development to secure the application.
GiftHub is a personal project that I work on in my spare time. It's main purpose is to be a testing ground to try out technologies that I may have to use for other projects. In theory it is going to replace all those lists that I have saved on my computer trying to track gift ideas that I have for friends and family (like a reverse wishlist) but it is still very early days.
Group Project Assistance (GPA) was a web application meant for coordinating group projects. It was a school project that I did in my first software engineering class.