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Software Developer
David is a software developer with a love of world travel and passion for education. Starting with internships while at Carnegie Mellon, he began his career at Microsoft before taking off on a multi-year, multi-country adventure working remotely. He now lives on Maui, writing software and teaching programming.
Software Engineering Manager
David is a California native and a proud UC Berkeley alum. He's currently an Engineering Manager who focuses on creating positive team environments where people can grow and be happy. In his spare time, David enjoys strumming guitar, playing video games, and spending time with his wife.
Student
Software Engineer
Mike is a native Washingtonian with a degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington. He worked at Microsoft from 1988 to 2014 where he loved working on Windows 3.1 through Windows 10! After retiring from Microsoft, Mike has enjoyed volunteer work in Education and Computer Science, volunteering via tealsk12.org in his son's high school teaching AP Computer Science, helping with the school’s FTC Robotics club, and volunteer coding for Code.org.
Computer Science Student
Mitchell is a senior at Eastside Catholic High School. He enjoys math and science, as well as playing his trombone and percussion in the high school pep, marching, jazz, and percussion bands. In addition to studying computer science in high school and doing some volunteer coding for Code.org, he also has been on the school’s FTC Robotics team for four years. In the Fall of 2016 Mitchell intends to study computer science at college.
Co-founder at Spare5
Start-up veteran and technology enthusiast whose background includes co-founding Urbanspoon and helping launch ESPN.com's fantasy baseball in 1995.
Software Engineer
On a constant journey for beautiful code and interesting challenges Steve has worked at quite a diverse set of places including Google, Microsoft, and Twitter. In between those he took a brief stint to build a start-up, Thinkfuse, which was acquired by Salesforce. Prior to these he worked on the U.S. missile defense system, AEGIS, as well as data analysis software for nuclear fusion experiments at Princeton. He and his wife have lived in Seattle since 2009 where they enjoy watching sci-fi movies every Sunday with friends.
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