James Powers

James Powers has a diverse work experience spanning over 14 years. James began their career as a Resident Advisor at the University of Advancing Technology in 2006. After that, they worked as a QA at D3 Publisher in 2009 and as a Quality Assurance professional at THQ from 2010 to 2011.

James then transitioned to the field of web development, working as a Web Developer & Account Manager at Integrate from 2011 to 2012. James also worked as a Web Developer at CCS Technologies from 2012 to 2013, helping telecom and networking companies by providing professional services.

In 2014, James joined TBConsulting as a Software/Tools Engineer, where they collaborated with external APIs and researched different technologies to enhance the company's software capabilities. James worked on various projects, including the Department of Veterans Affairs healthcare system.

James then joined Wells Fargo in 2016 as a Software Engineer, where they developed applications and tools using front- and back-end languages in the .NET MVC 4.0 framework. James also played a critical role in implementing best practices and standards of Ext JS, resulting in a significant efficiency increase for the company.

From 2017 to 2019, James worked as a Senior Software Engineer at AZ Public Safety Personnel Retirement System. James developed applications, managed the workflow for the team, mentored new team members, and refactored a two-year-old C# solution to adhere to the team's standards.

Currently, James is serving as a Senior Software Engineer at Equiant Financial Services Inc since 2019. James develops tools and services using various front-end and back-end languages and frameworks, with a focus on .NET Core and MS SQL. James also works on integrating core web services/processes onto dedicated servers with Azure integration and SSIS automation.

James Powers attended the University of Advancing Technology from 2005 to 2009, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Multimedia Design. No further information about their education is provided.