Hi! I'm Campbell Gorman, a Software Engineer studying and working in Sydney. While I love building digital solutions in a variety of contexts, my strongest passion lies in Android development and novel applications of neuroscience hardware (bonus points if they are combined).
Over the past five years, I have balanced my Bachelor of Engineering at UTS alongside full-time software development at Dataforce Services. This has allowed me to hone my engineering skills alongside senior developers and researchers while working on some awesome projects.
Here are a few technologies I have been working with recently:
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Moving forward I intend to continue mobile applications' development in a commercial context while undertaking a doctorate in neuroscience-based software engineering. This means I am not currently seeking new opportunities, but I am always open to discussion!
Bug blocks is my most recent side project: a mobile application developed for both Android and iOS. The offline game was inspired by the joys of debugging code and tries to replicate this experience in a non-technical context. While the fundamental gameplay is simple, the game does not leverage any game engine, meaning all mechanics were implemented from scratch in Typescript.
From an educational perspective, the application developed my skills in React-Native, user acquisition and test-driven development.
This project represents the culmination of my academic expertise to date. As part of my undergraduate studies, I undertook an engineering capstone research project to test the performance of an augmented-reality based brain-computer interface control system.
In this project, the user wears an augmented reality headset (Microsoft Hololens) and visually focuses on a user interface. Simultaneously, a cap monitors brain activity to determine how the user is interacting with the system and moves a robot accordingly.
My work in this field received the UTS-IEEE Technology Award for innovation and potential for commercialisation, and has led to an extension of this study in a PhD over the next few years.
While I am not actively looking for any new opportunities, I am always open for a discussion. The best way to get in contact with me is by email, although I am active on all the following social media. If you'd like to know more about any of my projects or would like to discuss something you are working on, please drop me a line, I'd love to chat!