Clinton Jenkins

Clinton Jenkins is an experienced software engineer with a diverse background in developing software for various applications. Currently serving as a Software Engineer at Epilog since April 2018, Clinton focuses on software for laser engravers. Previous experience includes roles at Mersive, where responsibilities spanned from Software Engineer to Software Architect/Team Lead, working on the Solstice screen sharing application from January 2013 to April 2018. Earlier positions include Software Engineer at ATK, specializing in thermal data visualization and sensor automation, and at Ball Aerospace, providing software solutions for military and government clients. Clinton also founded Robowarp, exploring a card game engine concept, and gained initial experience as an Intern Performance Engineer with Intel at Microsoft, optimizing IIS server performance. Clinton holds a Master of Science in Information Technology, Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Software Engineering from The Ohio State University.