Timber is a social networking platform to connect professionals and hobbyists together. Its main purpose is to join people who are looking to work on projects in their spare time. It can be ostensible nowadays for a student or a person aspiring to join the industry; to find and collaborate with and gain team-building skills. Our purpose is to mediate these worries of finding a team and allow the users to match with each other based on their personal similarities and interests. Our goal is to allow people to access this in a digestible fashion. Removing high barriers to entry such as CVs, lengthy cover letters, and experience prerequisites. Users on this platform not only can match with these projects but can also use them to gain and show their experience on their professional portfolios.

The SREC (Social Research Ethics Committee) Reviewal System was made as part of a Team Software Project in the third year of my college course. Researchers looking to get their research study applications approved by the committee would submit a form, which would be reviewed by reviewers on the committee, before being confirmed by the committee coordinator. The system required robust security and granular role-based access protection of resources, as well as having resources be very adaptable if an application needed to be re-submitted, for example.