CLo Lowenthal has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Starting in 2005, they worked for The Total IT Solution as a Lead Web Developer and later became a Regional Manager. In 2008, they joined Circuit City as a Tech Supervisor before moving on to work as an Easy Tech Expert at Staples from 2009 to 2011.
In 2011, CLo joined the New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust as a Lead Developer and stayed with the company until 2015. During this time, they gained experience in coding and communications standards while also managing and administering Linux-based servers.
From 2015 to 2018, CLo worked at Autodesk as a Sr. SW Developer, contributing to software development projects. CLo (see-low) then transitioned to Bethesda Softworks in 2018 and held two positions: Senior Core Engineer and later SRE Technical Lead. In these roles, they focused on platform reliability, cost management, and code quality, leading the adoption of NewRelic and implementing coding standards and practices.
CLo's next position was at FeatureBase (formerly Molecula) in 2022 as a Principal Developer Relations Engineer. CLo (see-low) played a key role in pivoting the company from a closed-source enterprise to an open-source community-focused product. Their responsibilities included managing community strategy, creating documentation and guidelines, and utilizing technologies like GitHub, Go, JS, and Docker.
Currently, CLo works at CIQ - Ctrl IQ, Inc. as a Principal Engineer starting in 2023.
Clo Lowenthal attended Rutgers University from 2002 to 2003, where they focused on Computer Science Independent Studies. They then pursued a degree in Computer Science at Rowan University from 2005 to 2007. In 2010, Lowenthal enrolled at Mercer County Community College, specializing in Game Design and Development and completing their studies in 2011. Finally, they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Thomas Edison State University in 2018.
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