Adam Rosenberg

Adam Rosenberg has been working in software engineering since 2001. Adam began their career as a Web Developer at Stetson University in 2001, then moved on to Software Engineer at Custom Manufacturing & Engineering in 2004. In 2006, Adam joined Alcorn McBride as a Software Engineer, where they have focused primarily on control systems and audio playback. Their work includes communication protocols, user interface design, and data processing. Adam has helped to develop products such as the V16Pro, ProTraXX, WinScript Live, ShowTouch, Digital Audio Machine AM4, and RidePlayer.

Adam Rosenberg obtained a BA in Digital Art and a BS in Computer Science from Stetson University between 1999 and 2003. Prior to that, they attended the Center for Advanced Technology from 1995 to 1999.