Bryce Blilie

Bryce Blilie has a strong background in software development and product management. Bryce has worked at various companies over the years, starting in 2003 as a Web Developer at Treefort.net. Bryce then went on to work as a Server Administrator at IBM Global Services before joining Praxis Software Solutions as an E-Commerce and WebCRM Technical Consultant.

After that, Bryce worked at SAP as a Global Product Expert, where they designed and maintained public demo websites. Bryce then joined zedSuite as an E-Commerce and CRM Product Manager, overseeing the development and management of e-commerce and CRM products.

Bryce later became a Consultant at Solution Design Group, where they provided technical expertise and support to clients. Following that, Bryce worked at GovDelivery as a Senior Product Manager, collaborating with developers and the UI/UX team to develop a new solution add-on for government clients.

Bryce then moved on to AirVuz, LLC as a Full Stack Developer, where they played a key role in enhancing their website and created a permission feature module for their admin site. Bryce also developed scoring algorithms using Mongo aggregation pipelines.

Before their current role, Bryce worked at Merrill Corporation as a Senior UI Developer, and at Datasite as a Tech Lead and Senior II Engineer. In their role at Datasite, they led the Front End engineering team, working closely with product, UX, and client services to deliver solutions using Angular and React.

Throughout their career, Bryce has demonstrated a strong proficiency in various programming languages and technologies, including Angular, React, NodeJS, MongoDb, ASP.Net, C#, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Bryce also has experience with state management tools like NGRX and testing frameworks like Jest and Jasmine.

Bryce Blilie obtained a PC/LAN Certification in Hardware, DOS, Novell, Apple, Windows, SQL, and Networking from Brown College. Additionally, Bryce has obtained certifications in "Developing Applications with Google Cloud Platform Specialization" and "Industrial IoT on Google Cloud Platform" from Coursera in June 2020 and May 2020, respectively.