Arthur Ariel Sabintsev
Nuclear Physics, M.S.
Mobile Lead, ID.me
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Background
- I'm an experimental nuclear physicist turned mobile engineer. I specialize in iOS development.Presently, I'm leading mobile development at ID.me and teaching at General Assemb.ly.
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- Summary
I'm a nuclear physicist turned mobile engineer. I specialize in iOS development, programming apps, open source libraries, and closed source libraries in Objective-C and Swift.
In my career as a developer, I've written and/or consulted on apps for Firefox, Porsche, Ducati, Thrillist, JackThreads, Bulova, Fantasy Interactive, EVE Online, Shelby.tv, ID.me, and many others.
My software has been published in Mashable, TechCrunch, PC World, Read Write Web, The Atlantic, New York Times, The Washington Post, Life Hacker, CNet, Switched and a few European physical publications.
On a few occasions, I've been asked to give quotes on mobile-development-related topics in TheNextWeb and Mashable.
My open-source projects can be found on GitHub at: http://github.com/ArtSabintsev
Experience- Nov 2013 - PresentInstructor / General Assemb.ly
I teach courses on mobile development (https://generalassemb.ly/instructors/arthur-sabintsev/1796)
- Apr 2013 - PresentLead Mobile Architect / ID.me
I lead mobile development, mobile design, and mobile project management of closed source libraries, internal apps, enterprise apps, and App Store apps. I also manage a team of individuals and agencies to build out multiple products on our platform. On occasion, I pitch our current and future products to clients, partners, & VCs.
- Mar 2012 - PresentMobile Engineer, Consultant, and Open Source Developer / Freelance
= Press =
- 3 mentions in iOS Dev Weekly (http://iosdevweekly.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=arthur+sabintsev)
- 1 mention in Codeschool's iOS Bytes Podcast (https://iosbytes.codeschool.com/episodes/54-episode-52-january-15th-2015#story-250)= Open Source (iOS, Swift) =
- PrintlnMagic (http://github.com/ArtSabintsev/PrintlnMagic)
- Siren (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Siren)= Open Source (iOS, Objective-C) =
- Harpy (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Harpy)
- IDmeActionLabel (https://github.com/IDme/IDmeActionLabel)
- IDmeDraggableLabel (https://github.com/IDme/IDmeDraggableLabel)
- IDmeSegmentedControl (https://github.com/IDme/IDmeSegmentedControl)
- NSMutableURLRequest-BasicAuth (https://github.com/IDme/NSMutableURLRequest-BasicAuth)
- Panhandler (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Panhandler)
- UIColor-ColorWithHexAndAlpha (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/UIColor-ColorWithHexAndAlpha)
- UIDevice-SupportedDevices (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/UIDevice-SupportedDevices)
- UIFloatLabelTextField (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/UIFloatLabelTextField)
- UIFloatLabelTextView (https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/UIFloatLabelTextView)= Open Source (Ruby) =
- DNS Zone Parser (https://rubygems.org/gems/dns_zone_parser)There are many other open source apps that I did not list as I have deprecated them. For a full list, see my Github profile: http://github.com/ArtSabintsev
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• PhotoJacker
• ISKm3= iOS Apps & Companies (Consulted) =
* Monaeo
* Spend Consciously
* SwaagNot listed here are approximately two dozen 'stealth-mode' startups for which I've consulted and/or created proof-of-concept test apps.
- Apr 2012 - Apr 2013Senior iOS Engineer / Shelby.tv
Created new iOS video playback and caching technologies. Also, worked on creating and maintaining various iOS video apps.
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• Shelby Genius
• Shelby.tv - Jun 2011 - Apr 2012Senior iOS Engineer and Consultant / Fueled
Developed and maintained many applications for over a dozen startups and fortune 500 companies.
= iOS Apps (Developed) =
• Bulova Time
• Drive+: Connect with the world of Porsche
• Ducati Community
• Kontain
• JackThreads
• Nomad Editions
• Not It
• Picsee
• Porsche MotorSport= iOS Apps (Consulted) =
• Audio Xciter DSP Enhanced
• Audio Xciter Studio
• Gayot
• Wendr - May 2008 - May 2011Experimental Nuclear Physicist / Jefferson Lab
Multiple calibrations of the CLAS6 Time-of-Flight Detectors, and extraction of linear polarization information for photoproduction reactions.
=Conferences, Workshops, Talks, & Presentations=
-2011
• Attendee - PWA 2011 - GWU
• Attendee - Parallelism 2011 - Christopher Newport University-2010
• Attendee - Hadron Physics Summer School - Physikzentrum, Bad Honnof, Germany
• Poster Presentation - MENU 2010 - College of William and Mary
• Poster Presentation - CUGA 2010 - Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA
• Talk - APS April Meeting - Washington, DC-2009
• Talk - DNP09 - Kona, Hawaii
• Poster Presentation - Hadron Spectroscopy 2009, Jefferson Lab, Newport News, VA
• Poster - Narrow Nucleon 2009 - Edinburgh, Scotland, UK - May 2008 - May 2011Graduate Research Assistant / George Washington University
Experimental Nuclear Physics, Quantum Computing, and Physics Education research.
- Aug 2008 - Dec 2010Graduate Teaching Assistant and Tutor / George Washington University
Taught Introduction to Astronomy, Introduction to Physics, and Intermediate Physics Lab courses.
- May 2009 - Aug 2009Experimental Nuclear Physicist / University of Glasgow
Wrote a software-suite that was used to extract never before seen linear polarization data between hadronic interactions at the 0.7 - 2.4 GeV energy level. The results from my contribution are being used in Baryon Spectroscopy research at Jefferson Lab.
- Jun 2007 - May 2008Medical Physics Research Fellow / University of Maryland Medical Center
Wrote software in C++/MatLab that was used to extract four-dimensional lung-tumor data from inoperable patients. This data was used by medical physicists at UMMC to determine if there existed space-time points that would allow an increase in dosage distribution to improve the probability of tumor eradication during irradiation without hitting a vital organ. The data I extracted proved that most patients lung-tumors were too close to the heart during all phases of breathing. The machinery available at the time would not be able to increase the dosage for the minute time-window available without having, on average, a 29% chance of hitting the heart. My research advisors were looking for figures closer to 5%.
Education-
2008 - 2011The George Washington UniversityMaster of Science in Experimental Nuclear Physics
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2004 - 2008The George Washington UniversityBachelor of Science in Biophysics
Activities: Vice President for the Society of Physics Students, Head of Tutoring for the Department of Physics
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Repositories
- An alternative for Swift's println() function along the lines of DLog.9 forks / 230 watchers / Pushed Mar 02, 15
- Notify users when a new version of your iOS app is available, and prompt them with the App Store link.163 forks / 1425 watchers / Pushed Mar 02, 15
- Notify users when a new version of your iOS app is available, and prompt them with the App Store link. Siren is a Swift port of the Objective-C 'Harpy' project.20 forks / 526 watchers / Pushed Mar 02, 15
- A subclassed UITextField that follows the Float Label UI design pattern.14 forks / 130 watchers / Pushed Feb 09, 15
- Solarized Dark Theme for Xcode 620 forks / 111 watchers / Pushed Jan 21, 15
- A small Objective-C category on UIView that creates a UIView object that is ready to be used in programmatic AutoLayout.1 fork / 7 watchers / Pushed Jan 09, 15
- A subclassed UITextView that follows the Float Label UI design pattern.10 forks / 96 watchers / Pushed Dec 06, 14
- An Objective-C category on UIDevice that returns devices based on the supportedDevices key in the JSON results returned in an iTunes Lookup API call.4 forks / 13 watchers / Pushed Oct 28, 14
- A category on UIColor that enables you to use hex values to create UIColor objects.1 fork / 4 watchers / Pushed Feb 20, 14
- UITextField subclass with floating labels - inspired by Matt D. Smith's design: http://dribbble.com/shots/1254439--GIF-Mobile-Form-Interaction?list=users1 fork / 2 watchers / Pushed Feb 06, 14
- Remind your active users to rate and review your iOS app2 forks / 5 watchers / Pushed Oct 29, 13
- A simple iPhone UITableViewController for adding "Pull-to-Refresh" functionality.2 forks / 14 watchers / Pushed Aug 22, 13
- Multithreaded Asynchronous Image Downloader4 forks / 21 watchers / Pushed Aug 22, 13
- Convert MongoDB's BSON ObjectID to NSDate2 watchers / Pushed Feb 15, 13
- A flexible, advanced split-view controller for iPad developers.9 forks / 7 watchers / Pushed Sep 20, 12
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Tweets
- @mcgrawcody hah, ya. Long story. Lots of issues with weather and connecting flights.
- @mcgrawcody hah, ya, it's a pretty funny/annoying situation.
- There goes my connecting flight in snowy Denver! http://t.co/So2jN9IoxB
- @oliverseuk @SoundCloud phenomenal music, mate! Keep it up!
- RT @cdixon: Paul Krugman predicts the future [1998]: http://t.co/fdMOn9nLzd
- Just discovered @oliverseuk on @SoundCloud - tons of great electro remixes (chillstep, DnB, etc)! https://t.co/GlHE42jmqG
- Updated Harpy, Siren, and PrintlnMagic in the last couple hours :) - Back to Ruby (and Rails) I go!
- @ayanonagon @alloy @indragie @orta honestly, it's akin to using ARC over man memory management. I wouldn't wish got sub modules in noobs.
- @patzearfoss more or less full featured app, but no real benefit over webview
- @patzearfoss not really.
- @patzearfoss safari or codehub app?
- All I can think of is WinAmp when I hear about Net Neutrality and llamas! 'It really whips the llama's ass!'
- RT @SwiftLDN: ★ Using C libraries from #Swift, an introduction by Matt Behrens http://t.co/1M2E1itmmx @zigg | #swiftlang http://t.co/E9y0m…
- @krzyzanowskim unfortunately, the site forces you type in your username as it's displayed. No automatic lowercasing. :\
- @krzyzanowskim Number 2 in Washington, DC! http://t.co/QIXs6Awo4Q
- @mcgrawcody @Flattr sounds good!
- I just received my first microdonation via @flattr. Wow! Try Flattr out if you want to support me and other creators http://t.co/dANGDZAm00
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Posts
- Jan 28, 15
An alternative for Swift’s println() function along the lines of DLog
- Jan 21, 15
An alternative UISegmentedControl that supports showing a second UILabel object in every segment.
- Jan 07, 15
Notify users when a new version of your iOS app is available, and prompt them with the App Store link.
- Sep 25, 14
I came into a situation a few days ago where I needed to have a UILabel, built with an attributed string, act like a button on various…
- Jul 22, 14
A small iOS library gets a little bit of love.
- Jun 09, 14
To nil or not to nil.
- Jun 05, 14
There is no method named ‘length’
- Jun 05, 14
- May 29, 14
Save one line of code.
- May 02, 14
- Mar 19, 14
- Mar 18, 14
All you need are SELs, IMPs, and function pointers!
- Mar 18, 14
And they know it, too.
- Mar 18, 14
Everyone’s been doing it wrong for years.
- Mar 18, 14
Since November 2013, I’ve had the pleasure of teaching a monthly, intro-level iOS class at General Assembly’s Washington DC Office.
- Mar 18, 14
There’s a script for that!
- Mar 18, 14
No third-party library required!
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- Dec 30, 13
- May 21, 13
I’m an iOS developer. I’ve developed, designed, and consulted on dozens of applications and libraries over the last 2 years.
