Jamie Cristini

Jamie Cristini has a diverse work experience in the field of engineering and technology. They are currently the VP of Engineering at J2 Health, starting in 2023. Prior to this role, they held the position of CTO/President at Tech-Antics, Inc since 2006.

From 2020 to 2023, Jamie was the Co-founder and VP Engineering at Proximo Data, where they played a critical role in enabling the data team to monitor, measure, and maintain data quality. They utilized technologies such as Python, Kotlin, Scala, SpringBoot, React, Typescript, and AWS.

Before Proximo Data, Jamie worked at 1010data from 2014 to 2020. They initially served as the Director of Software Development, leading a team of developers in building new interactive analytics applications for Big Data. Later on, they took on the role of Senior Software Engineer, where they designed and built an interactive real-time data quality web application.

Jamie also co-founded Quantio LLC in 2013 and worked as a Staff Engineer until it was acquired by 1010data in 2014. Additionally, they have experience as a Staff Engineer at Double Jump Games, where they wrote Facebook games, designed game engines, and implemented features like A/B testing and event-driven systems.

Earlier in their career, Jamie held Senior Software Engineer positions at Sony Online Entertainment, where they were involved in redesigning web application infrastructure and developing multi-player games, and at eBet Gaming Systems, where they led the programming for real-time horse race track wagering applications.

Lastly, Jamie worked on several contract roles as a Lead Programmer at Roialte International, Inc, where they designed web applications for mobile text messaging and live events, and at The Marcus Buckingham Company, where they implemented a corporate website and management tools.

Throughout their career, Jamie has exhibited strong technical skills with various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies.

Jamie Cristini had an educational experience with My "Apple IIe", but it is not specified when this experience occurred, what degree or field of study was pursued, or the duration of the program.