Stephen Nunez

Stephen Nunez has been working in the software engineering industry since 2012. Stephen began their career as a Programmer at Infinal Technologies, where they developed an innovative Android application using keyboard, mouse and camera, and also produced and designed the marketing campaign for the company. Stephen then moved to TechniQuest Corporation, where they developed an automated traffic surveillance system prototype that monitored vehicle direction and count through an intersection, and single handedly produced a cost saving Android app to replace the Manual Traffic Count Machine. In 2013, they joined Party Rental Ltd. as a Full Stack Java Web and Android Developer, developing with the latest Android technologies to design, deploy and maintain an app that allows drivers to track and scan merchandise for delivery and pickup. In 2019, they joined American Express as an Android Developer and Software Engineer. During their time there, they patched Android applications that had the Log4Shell vulnerability and led the Android code analysis team. Stephen is currently working as a Senior Android Engineer at both Ghost Robotics and Insulet Corporation.

Stephen Nunez attended Jonathan Dayton High School from 2004 to 2008, and then went on to receive a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the New Jersey Institute of Technology in 2012.