Andrew Carter

Director, Engineering Practices at WillowTree

Staunton, Virginia, United States
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Andrew Carter is a seasoned iOS engineer and technology leader with 14 years of experience, currently serving as Director, Engineering Practices at TELUS Digital while advising WillowTree's Apple practice. He has progressed through senior and staff engineering roles at WillowTree since 2011, blending hands-on iOS development with engineering leadership and practice-level strategy. A long-time iOS specialist (since 2010), Andrew contributes to developer-facing UI work—his TimeScroller project demonstrates attention to polished interactions, animations, and backwards compatibility across iOS versions. Based in Staunton, Virginia, he combines small-team startup experience (co-owning a repair business) with enterprise delivery, making him comfortable from prototype to production. Known locally as a top iOS developer, he emphasizes craftsmanship in mobile UX and mentoring engineers to raise team standards.
code14 years of coding experience
job9 years of employment as a software developer
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Github Skills (10)

objective-c10
ios10
uitableview10
ui-design9
animation9
uiimageview9
swift8
collision6
sdk6
iphone6

Programming languages (4)

Objective-CSwiftRubyKotlin

Github contributions (5)

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andrewroycarter/TimeScroller

Dec 2011 - Dec 2014

A UI Element that hovers beside the scroll bar of a UITableView (Mimicking the Path app).
Role in this project:
useriOS Mobile Developer
Contributions:69 commits in 3 years 1 month
Contributions summary:Andrew primarily contributed to the user interface and functionality of an iOS application mimicking the Path app's scroll bar behavior. They implemented the `TimeScroller` UI element, including its visual design, animations, and interaction with a `UITableView`. The commits demonstrate development of date and time display within the custom UI element, including animations. Further updates show support for iOS 7 and 8.
scrollbarui-elements
willowtreeapps/cordux

Sep 2017 - Jul 2019

Contributions:2 releases, 5 commits, 1 PR in 1 year 10 months
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