Brian Stahly has over a decade of experience in software engineering and management roles. Brian is currently working as a Software Engineering Manager at OpenGov Inc., where they lead the Data Platform team responsible for handling data ingestion, querying, and management. In this role, they focus on team building, mentoring, recruitment, retention, and professional growth.
Previously, Brian served as a Software Engineering Manager at the National Alzheimer's Coordinating Center, leading the data and computing team responsible for Alzheimer's research data collection and distribution. Brian developed a technical roadmap and managed competing priorities while also focusing on team building and professional growth.
Brian also worked as a Software Development Manager (temporary) at Knock Rentals, where they were tasked with implementing Scrum, raising development standards, and resolving recurring outages. Brian provided technical contribution, process development, training, and mentoring.
Prior to that, Brian held the position of Software Development Manager at A Place for Mom, where they worked on various areas such as APIs, data quality, and finance. Brian was known for their autonomy in building teams and finding solutions for different problem areas. Brian also served as a Senior Software Development Engineer at the same company.
Earlier in their career, Brian worked as a Lead Software Development Engineer at the Military Family Research Institute at Purdue University. Brian mentored junior and student developers and proposed and executed new products to enhance the organization's effectiveness and outreach.
Brian's experience also includes working as a Webmaster and Software Development Engineer at Officescape, where they led a website team and created back-end components for a large-scale ASP.NET application.
Overall, Brian Stahly has a diverse background in software engineering and management, with a focus on team leadership, technical roadmapping, and problem-solving.
Brian Stahly attended Purdue University from 2002 to 2007, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree. Brian'sfield of study focused on Computer Information Technology, specifically on Web Application Development.
December, 2021 - present