John Gillis

John Gillis has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. John began their career as an Internet Programmer at Internet Technologies Group in 1999, where they developed dynamic web applications for various clients using Perl, PHP, and Postgres. John then joined Brodeur Worldwide, Inc. as a Senior Web Application Developer, contributing to the development of interactive and dynamic websites for clients such as IBM and 3M.

In 2002, John worked as an Independent Contractor, creating a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in PHP for a new section on the New York Times website. John also connected third-party applications and services to import feeds and create original content.

From 2007 to 2008, John worked as an Independent Contractor at AmericanTowns.com, where they were involved in developing features for a community website using Joomla as a CMS and CakePHP MVC for new features.

In 2008, they joined CauseSpring as the Lead Web Apps Developer, where they architected a Software as a Service site for non-profit organizations to manage donations, events, and campaigns. John used Agile Development methods and managed FreeBSD development servers.

From 2009 to 2012, John worked at Pocket Kings, LTD as the Web Lead Programmer, managing the development and maintenance of web applications and sites for a top online poker company. John led a team of nine developers, performance-tuned applications, and managed technical project development.

Their most recent role was as the CTO at AgSquared, starting in 2012. Unfortunately, no further details about this position are provided. Overall, John Gillis has accumulated a wealth of experience in web development, programming, and project management throughout their career.

John Gillis attended Harvard University from 2004 to 2010, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree. Their field of study was Liberal Arts with a Concentration in Computer Science.