Justin Goffinet

Justin Goffinet has a wealth of experience in software and web development. Justin began their career in 2011 as a Software Developer at Elkay Manufacturing, where they collaborated on the development of specifications for the conversion of meaningful product names into fully detailed BOMs. Justin also proposed outlines for optimizing material requirements to management with schedules of deadlines and developed software for conversions. In the same year, they began freelance web development for php, javascript, html, css, mysql, and more for clients such as Zipline Interactive, Seven2/14Four, LimeLyte Tech Group, INDI Digital, and others.

In 2012, Justin began working as a Web Developer for Damn Coders, where they developed, updated, and maintained several existing codebases, collaborated with other developers in the design, development, and launching of websites, and improved e-merchant modules for shipping calculations, card processing, tracking, and invoicing. In 2013, they took on a contract as a Web Developer for Magner Sanborn, where they refactored the majority of the project following a site-wide redesign prior to launch and developed API endpoints for the new AJAX processes to be used on the front-end. Justin also implemented a wide range of JS features, including converting forms to AJAX, Facebook login integration, image upload and cropping, as well as a multi-source typeahead search feature.

In 2014, Justin began working as a Senior Lead UX Developer for Sinclair Digital and as a Lead Developer for Crowdswell, where they were responsible for full stack front and backend development and maintenance of crowdswell.com and ongoing technical consulting with the product and design team to optimize UX and strategy. Justin also took on a contract as a Web Developer for 14Four, where they were responsible for web development (mostly frontend) for a F500 client website. In 2016, they began working as a Software Engineer for Qualpay.

Justin Goffinet attended Spokane Community College from 2008 to 2011 and Community Colleges of Spokane from 2008 to 2010, both for Software Development.