Jonathan

Focused on the architecture of our products, business development, developer mentoring, and finally, helping the CEO/owner sell the business. During this time, he standardized the agile development practices across all teams, empowered product managers to take a more active role in the SDLC, and established a dedicated DevOps team. While tackling these organizational challenges, he progressed the development of their flagship SaaS product, delivering the first version in 2018 and seeing it rolled out to several state-wide and county-wide implementations.

Also, from Jan 2022 to Apr 2022, he successfully delivered on a lucrative greenfield project for the Texas Office of Court Administration. This project had to be built from the ground up, with very few requirements (initially), and delivered by April 1, 2022. He pulled together an “elite” team that was able to make this tight deadline.

Accomplishments:

• Architected a multi-tenant platform for community justice agencies
• Assisted the CEO with the sale of the company, e.g., technical due diligence, management presentations
• Delivered lucrative greenfield in the project in under three months

In late 2009, AutoMon decided to transition to a SaaS-oriented software company. During the early 2010s, he led the effort to reinvent the company. He spearheaded the adoption of Agile methodologies, DevOps, Azure Cloud adoption, and Domain-Driven Design, all while building several cloud-native SaaS applications. A lot of technology emerged between 2010-2017. He kept up with and evangelized for their adoption by our company. Some examples are Agile methodologies, NuGet server (internal & external), DevOps (Octopus Deploy & Azure DevOps), SPAs (Knockout & AngularJS), GIT source control, Domain-Driven-Design, CQRS, Micro ORMs, etc.

Accomplishments:

• Advocated for a succeeded in adopting several emerging technologies and best practices
• Built several cloud-native application
• Delivered our first cloud-only SaaS solution for Pretrial Case Management

The owners decided to bet the company on browser-based development when client-server was still predominant. Jon quickly proved himself as a strong developer and an architect who could envision and build software that lasts. In these years, he developed several systems for a variety of clients.

• He built kiosk applications, integrations with government systems, an accounting system, and a reusable case management system that could be sales engineered to address several problem domains.
• One of his best accomplishments during this time was winning a deal to sell our source code to Western Australia. It was flattering to know what he had designed and primarily built was vetted and received by such an important customer.
• He spent several weeks on two separate occasions training 30+ developers on our source code and working with them to develop solutions to their particular use cases.

• Software Engineer – at AutoMon (1999-2003)
• Programmer at Star Distribution (1999)
• Programmer at Precision Research Inc. (1999)