Adam C. Joiner

Adam C. Joiner began their work experience in 2003 as a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, where they served as a licensed Heavy Equipment Operator and achieved yearly Expert Marksmanship qualifications. After their military service, they worked as a Business Analyst and Web Developer for Tiger Claw, a manufacturer of martial arts uniforms and training equipment. Their responsibilities included business development, quality control, marketing consulting, market research, sales trips, and customer order processing.

In 2013, Joiner served as a Web Developer for T.S. Brozek, Inc., where they designed a branding package and developed a PHP application to manage quotes, purchase orders, customer requests, and issues. During the same period, they also worked as a Business Analyst for Amphenol Tecvox, an automotive OEM supplier, where they analyzed prospective companies, established communication, coordinated meetings, managed requests, and maintained relationships with automotive suppliers and OEMs.

Joiner then joined 3DMA, LLC in 2014 as the CEO and Digital Product Manager, overseeing the design concept, prototype, development team, development cycle, and progress discussions with company directors. Adam C. later worked as a Front-end Developer at MRM//McCann in 2016, collaborating with the web development team on the development, maintenance, and optimization of front-end components for a major automotive client's website.

Currently, Joiner is the Web Development Lead at AmeriTrust Group, Inc. since October 2017. Adam C. serves as the design and development lead for all public websites owned by AmeriTrust and its subsidiaries. Additionally, they are involved in web application development and provides User Experience Design support for enterprise applications. Throughout their career, Joiner has also operated adamcjoiner.com as a freelance Web Developer, specializing in WordPress services and using WordPress for personal blog and eCommerce websites.

From 1998 to 2002, Adam C. Joiner attended Warren Mott High School. No specific degree or field of study was mentioned during this period.