Johnathan Lutzke

Lead Software Engineer at MeridianLink

Johnathan Lutzke has a diverse work experience. Johnathan began their career as a Supplemental Instructor at Palomar College, where they taught chemistry and tutored students in STEM fields. During this time, they also volunteered at San Marcos Middle School to promote interest in scientific fields.

In 2014, Johnathan worked as a Health Sciences Intern at the University of California, Riverside. Here, they presented an educational seminar on postpartum depression and collected research data on awareness and education of the condition. Johnathan gained valuable insight into the healthcare environment through volunteering at Temecula Valley Hospital.

In the same year, they also worked as a Student Research Assistant at the University of California, San Diego. Johnathan'srole involved conducting research in Dr. Percy J Russell's Laboratory as part of an NIH-funded cancer research program. Johnathan presented the results of their investigation into the effects of traditional Chinese medicine on glycogen synthesis and glycolysis in rabbit muscle.

Johnathan's work experience also includes being a Computer Science Tutor at the University of California, San Diego in 2015, where they assisted students in their computer science studies.

In 2016, Johnathan worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Teradata Labs, where they gained practical experience in software engineering.

Since 2017, Johnathan has been employed at MeridianLink as a Lead Software Engineer.

Johnathan Lutzke completed their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science at UC San Diego in 2017. Prior to that, they obtained an IGETC Certificate of Achievement from Palomar College in 2014. Additionally, Johnathan has a certification called AWS Technical Professional Accreditation, which they obtained from Amazon Web Services in July 2016. There is a mention of Johnathan attending Stanford University, but no specific degree is indicated.

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  • Lead Software Engineer

    October, 2017 - present