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We worked hard to meet the increased demand for digital products brought on by the pandemic. McGraw Hill continues to adapt to the changing times by delivering learning tools that are not only cutting-edge but also affordable and accessible.
— Simon Allen, CEO
Digital Transformation
“Big three” educational publisher McGraw Hill needed the support to create a direct-to-student app that could serve users around the globe. After assembling an A.Team, McGraw Hill finally had the bandwidth to create its first ever mobile app, Sharpen, where students can access an extensive library of multimedia next-generation study resources to grow their skills and expand their educational horizons.
Team Members:
Jared
Product Manager
Lyndsey
iOS Developer
Scott
Android Developer
Imran
QA Engineer
+5 Teams
Team Snapshot:
Tech Stack:
Swift, GraphQL & Apollo, TypeGraphQL, AWS
Skills:
EdTech, CTO Level, D2C
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Mobile Developer
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Product Designer
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UX Expert
Tom
Full-Stack Developer
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Andy
Front-End Developer
Ryan
Back-End Developer
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