Adam Miller

Adam Miller has a diverse work history spanning various industries and positions. Adam began their career as a Helpdesk Intern at Healthcare Recoveries in 2002 and stayed with the company until 2004. In 2005, they worked as a Web Developer at E.ON before transitioning to the role of Application Developer within the same company in 2006. Later that year, they became an Information Security Analyst at Brown-Forman.

Starting in 2006, Miller joined Quilogy as a Consultant II (.NET Developer) and played a significant role in leading and assisting other developers on multiple .NET solutions. In 2010, they moved on to Aspect Software as a Consultant II (.NET Developer) following the acquisition of Quilogy. At Aspect Software, they specialized in infrastructure and continued to support and mentor fellow developers.

In 2010, Miller founded their own business, MillerDotNet Solutions, LLC, where they provided consulting services for custom .NET solutions. Adam'sscope of work included website development, windows application development, web services, Amalga, e-commerce, and SharePoint.

Miller transitioned back to the corporate world in 2011 when they joined TherapeuticsMD as the VP of Information Technology. During their tenure, they held the position of Chief Information Officer from 2018 to 2021. In this role, they played a crucial role in overseeing the company's information technology operations and strategies.

In 2021, Miller joined vitaCare Prescription Services as the Chief Information Officer. In 2022, they took on the additional responsibility of Chief Product Officer. Adam continued in these roles when vitaCare Prescription Services merged with GoodRx, where they served as the Chief Product Officer.

Overall, Adam Miller's work experience includes leadership positions in the healthcare and technology sectors, with expertise in .NET development, information technology management, and product development.

Adam Miller has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems with a concentration in Information Security from the University of Louisville. The specifics of their start and end years at the university are not provided.