Steve Thompson

Steve Thompson has extensive work experience in the software development industry. Steve started their career in 2004 as a Web Developer at APAR digital communications, where they worked on C# programming for the company's Oil and Gas online business portal. Steve then moved on to enertiasoft in 2006, where they worked as a PHP Developer.

In 2010, Steve joined Trigger as a Senior Web Developer before transitioning to Fanhattan as an API Engineer. At Fanhattan, they worked on developing a highly available and scalable next-generation API for mobile applications using Ruby.

Steve then joined Inspire Studios as a Partner and Web Developer from 2005 to 2010, and later returned to Inspire Studios in 2011 as a Partner and Technical Director. In 2013, they joined EMGateway as a Senior Software Developer, taking on the responsibilities of setting direction for app development and operations, as well as designing and developing a private investment marketplace and angel investment deal management platform.

In 2014, Steve joined New Home Listing Service as the Manager of Software Development. In this role, they were responsible for managing software development and operations for a new home marketplace. Steve built a platform in Ruby on Rails running on Amazon Web Services and created a REST-based API for builders to push in home listings.

From 2016 to the present, Steve has been working at Clio - Cloud-Based Legal Technology. Starting as a Software Developer, they quickly moved up the ranks to become a Senior Software Developer, Development Manager, and currently holds the position of Senior Software Development Manager.

Overall, Steve Thompson's work experience demonstrates their strong technical skills and their ability to take on leadership roles in software development and management.

Steve Thompson's education history includes studying at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). Steve pursued a diploma in New Media Production and Design with a focus on Web Development. The exact duration of their enrollment or graduation year is not provided.