Jason Graves

Jason Graves has a diverse work experience in software engineering and architecture. Jason is currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Coveware since May 2023. Prior to that, they worked at Datto, Inc. as a Principal Software Engineer from March 2021 to January 2023. During their time at Datto, they focused on JavaScript, NPM, Node, React, Bootstrap, PHP, Symfony, Single-SPA, Material, Rust, Python, Microservices, RabbitMQ, Bash, and Go, and was responsible for software architecture, best practices, mentoring, and design. Before joining Datto, Inc., Jason was a Senior Software Engineer at Novi Labs from July 2019 to March 2021. Jason also worked as a Senior Software Architect at HOPZERO from September 2018 to July 2019, where they utilized Go, Revel, jQuery, Vue.js, OpenLayers, HighCharts, and HighStock for software architecture, UI/UX design, and development.

Jason's previous experience includes working as a Distinguished Engineer at Packet Design from October 2013 to August 2018, where they focused on Go, C/C++, MeteorJS, Linux, Windows, Mac, JavaScript, AJAX, DHTML, Java, Redis, MySQL, PHP, Zend Framework, NodeJS, Zenhance framework, CSS, JQuery, SOAP, XML, Webservices, REST, and Bootstrap. Jason was responsible for architecting next-generation web solutions and managing and mentoring the development team.

Prior to that, Jason served as the Chief Technical Officer at iQ Social Technology from March 2010 to October 2013. Jason'sresponsibilities included C/C++, Linux, Windows, Mac, JavaScript, Node, Nodejs, AJAX, DHTML, Java, MySQL, PHP, Zend Framework, Rabbit-MQ, Python, XHTML, CSS, JQuery, Solr, SOAP, XML, Webservices, REST, and Amazon Cloud. Jason was in charge of IT development team management, coordination, and architecting a high-availability infinitely scalable political social platform using Amazon's Cloud.

Jason has also worked at NetQoS as a Senior Software Technologist from August 2005 to March 2010 and at CA, Inc as a Principal Software Engineer from January 2005 to March 2010. At NetQoS, they used C/C++, Linux, Windows, Mac, JavaScript, AJAX, DHTML, C#, ASP .Net, Java, Struts, J2EE, Custom Taglibs, MySQL, PHP, Screenweaver, Flash, Haxe, FLV, and more, and managed and coordinated the IT development team. At CA, Inc, they held the role of a Senior Software Technologist.

Jason's early career includes working as a Consultant IV (Lead Developer/Architect) at InfoReliance from August 2004 to August 2005, where they focused on JavaScript, DHTML, C#, ASP .Net, C/C++, Oracle 10g/9i, J2EE, JSF, LDAP, Oracle Internet Directory, and SQL Server development on military contracts. Jason managed the IT development team for individual customer projects. Jason also briefly worked as a Senior Developer at TEA in 2005.

Overall, Jason Graves has extensive professional experience in software engineering and architecture, with skills in various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies. Jason has a proven track record of leading and managing development teams and has worked on projects involving software architecture, UI/UX design, and back-end design.

Jason Graves attended Western Michigan University from 1995 to 1997, where they studied Computer Science. After this, they enrolled in Kalamazoo Valley Community College, specializing in Fine/Studio Arts, but the specific duration of this program is unknown. Jason also obtained a certification as a Microsoft .NET Certified Developer, focusing on VB.NET, C#, SQL Server 2000, and the .NET platform. Additionally, they completed the Photovoltaics 100 course, earning a PV200 Certificate of Completion. Jason later became a Certified Project Manager through the Project Management Institute (PMI), although the details about the timing are unspecified. Moreover, they hold a few additional certifications, including Akamai Kona Site Defender - Configuration and Maintenance from Akamai Technologies, as well as MSCD from Microsoft Office Training and PMC from Austin PMI Chapter, although the acquisition dates for the latter two certifications are not provided.