Summary
Gerard Bradshaw is a self-taught software engineer with eight years of experience who currently builds software at Google and maintains a suite of open-source Android libraries and apps written in Java and Kotlin. He has a practical background bridging engineering and project delivery from roles in IT project management and product-focused indie development, and holds certifications including the Google Associate Android Developer. His open-source projects—ColorPicker, CloudView, CollageView and consumer apps like Mix Up and Fair Day—highlight a strong UI/UX sensibility and a knack for reusable Android components. Comfortable across SDLC and Agile practices, he pairs hands-on coding with stakeholder-facing experience gained rolling out multimillion-dollar software initiatives. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Gerard combines mechanical engineering and finance training with real-world app storefront experience, making him equally at home prototyping features or shipping polished mobile products.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Diploma, Project Management, Diploma, Project Management at Institute of Management
Bachelor of Finance, Finance, General, Bachelor of Finance, Finance, General at University of Adelaide
Dux, Dux at St. John's Grammar School