Rieley Hunt playing guitar on stage at Ollie's Pub & Patio at Carleton University
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER FROM OTTAWA, ONTARIO

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Experience

SpryPoint

Full-stack software development within a production Agile environment, contributing directly to customer-facing web and mobile applications.

Full-Stack Developer

May 2026 – August 2026
  • Worked as a full contributor on an Agile team, participating in bi-weekly sprints, daily stand-ups, and sprint planning using JIRA.
  • Developed and maintained front-end and backend features across the full stack in a production environment.
  • Designed and implemented RESTful APIs and controllers to support scalable, high-performance applications.
  • Leveraged agent-driven development workflows using AI coding agents to accelerate feature delivery and improve development efficiency.

Full-Stack Developer

September 2025 – December 2025
  • Worked as a full contributor on an Agile team of 10+ engineers, participating in bi-weekly sprints, daily stand-ups, and sprint planning using JIRA.
  • Developed and maintained front-end features using Bootstrap, HTML5/CSS3, KnockoutJS, and jQuery, alongside backend components in Java.
  • Designed and implemented RESTful APIs and controllers using the Play Framework to support scalable, high-performance applications.
  • Contributed to mobile application development and testing across iOS and Android using Xcode, Flutter, Dart, and Android Studio.

WorldWide Information Systems Corporation

Network infrastructure work installing structured cabling across multiple floors of a commercial building.

Network Cabling Technician

May 2025 – January 2026
  • Independently installed structured cabling and network infrastructure across multiple floors of a commercial building.
  • Pulled and organized network, phone, and camera cables, securing lines into telecom closets.
  • Used tone generators to identify unlabeled cables and troubleshot routing issues.

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Independent geospatial data engineering work supporting large-scale environmental analysis and government research initiatives.

Geospatial Data Engineer

September 2024 – December 2024
  • Developed scalable R programs to generate 100+ ammonia emissions maps, supporting policy analysis for Environment and Climate Change Canada.
  • Automated ecozone-level analysis across 100,000+ polygons using efficient, vectorized geospatial data pipelines.
  • Presented research findings and technical outcomes to the Sustainability Metrics Team.

Carleton University

Research and teaching roles focused on human-computer interaction, computer science education, and student mentorship.

Research Assistant — Human-Computer Interaction

May 2023 – December 2023
  • Conducted controlled research experiments using eye-tracking metrics to support HCI hypotheses.
  • Built Python tools to extract and process large Excel datasets, contributing to final research conclusions.
  • Developed Java applications to collect image metrics and export structured results using Apache POI.
  • Applied MATLAB algorithms to analyze visual features including Feature Congestion, Edge Density, and Subband Entropy.

Teaching Assistant — Python Programming

September 2026 – Present
  • Teaching Assistant for COMP 1405, an introduction to Computer Science.

Teaching Assistant — Python Programming

January 2026 – April 2026
  • Conducted two tutorials a week for 30+ students in COMP 1405, an introduction to Computer Science.
  • Proctored and marked assignments and tests.

Teaching Assistant — Python Programming

May 2025 – July 2025
  • Led weekly 3-hour tutorials for COMP 1405, covering core Python programming concepts.
  • Graded coding assignments and held office hours to support student learning.

Teaching Assistant — Discrete Mathematics (2×)

September 2023 – December 2023 · January 2025 – May 2025
  • Supported 500+ students through office hours, tutorials, and online course forums.
  • Graded and provided detailed feedback on 700+ assignments and exams.
  • Explained abstract mathematical concepts clearly, improving student comprehension and outcomes.

Volunteer

Carleton Computer Science Society

Student leadership supporting the academic success of Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Data Science students at Carleton.

Director of Academics

April 2026 – Present
  • Elected Director of Academics in a race with a record number of candidates.
  • Organizing interactive study sessions and practical skill workshops, such as Git and deploying websites.
  • Expanding resources for students interested in research and graduate school.

Carleton Music Club

Leading a student club that brings together beginner and experienced musicians through events, jams, and performances.

President

April 2025 – April 2026
  • Raised $600+ for OrKidstra through a charity concert at The Rainbow Bistro Ottawa.
  • Hosted two open mic nights at Rooster's Coffeehouse and biweekly jam sessions on campus.
  • Built and launched the club's official website.
  • Led the executive team in organizing large events and expanding the club's reach.

VP Events

January 2025 – April 2025

Carleton University

Accessibility support for students through the Paul Menton Centre.

Volunteer Notetaker (4×)

January 2026 – April 2026
  • Took detailed and complete notes for every lecture of COMP 3007, COMP 3005, COMP 3000, and COMP 2108 for the Paul Menton Centre.
  • Received a Letter of Appreciation for this work.

Publications

Ergonomics

Peer reviewed journal published by Taylor & Francis.

Measuring display clutter in different contexts: evidence from performance and attention in websites and maps

October 2026
  • Rieley Hunt, Nadine Marie Moacdieh.
  • Compared three display clutter algorithms against response time and eye tracking measures as participants searched websites and maps.
  • Found that Feature Congestion tracked response time in both contexts, most strongly for websites.
  • doi.org/10.1080/00140139.2026.2739579