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Zach Taylor
Arduino Developer
Zach has degrees in engineering and interactive media. His work has allowed him to work with a lot of different technologies for the front-end and back-end.... He's worked in all types of environments ranging from universities to tech startups to artist studios to ad agencies.
David Pfeffer
Arduino Developer
David is a software engineer and an adjunct computer science professor at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. He’s been involved in a number of... startup businesses as well as worked in the financial services sector on high bandwidth/high transaction computing. He’s an expert in C#/.NET and TypeScript, having used both since initial betas, and he does regular work with .NET Core and Node.js as well as React, Angular, Cordova, and Ionic.
Kyle Kotowick, Ph.D.
Arduino Developer
Dr. Kotowick is a leader in product design and solution architecture, having completed his Ph.D. in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Labor...atory and having served as a consultant for global firms, startups, and universities. He specializes in working with enterprise clients to define requirements and explore possible solutions, as well as in leading the development of project architecture, cloud services, and back-end software.
Kacey Saff
Arduino Developer
Kacey is a strong developer with peer-acknowledged prowess in problem solving and debugging. As an experienced technical lead, she designs systems congruous... to the problem space. As a programmer, she makes sure to acquire a deep understanding of the task.
Francisco Clariá
Arduino Developer
Francisco is a full-stack engineer currently focused on hybrid apps (Ionic/Cordova) who has extensive experience in innovative solutions, Arduino, API/REST... back-ends, distributed data manipulation systems, web applications, and UI/UX. He maintains a strong focus on sustainability and performance in his work and in the products he develops.
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