Rodney Aaron Stainback

Rodney Aaron Stainback has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Rodney Aaron began their career as a Solutions Developer at Keane Inc in 2007, where they were responsible for the analysis, design, and implementation of large systems. Rodney Aaron later worked as a Lead Developer at rmsource, Inc., where they designed a full workflow system for an existing CRM application.

In 2008, Rodney took on the role of Chief Technology Officer at both FunctionalTree, Inc. and Moveable Cubicle. At FunctionalTree, Inc., a venture-funded start-up, they were involved in all aspects of operations and directed IT infrastructure changes for clients. At Moveable Cubicle, they replaced the outdated IT infrastructure and gained experience in VoIP phones and PBXs.

Rodney continued to advance in their career and worked as a Senior Principal Consultant at Robert Half Technology in 2009. There, they served as a WCF/LINQ concurrency consultant on a policy administration system and designed WCF services for Insurance Rating and Compliance.

In 2010, Rodney joined MacVector, Inc. as a Principal Software Architect. Rodney Aaron worked on the cross-platform redesign of a Molecular Biology Software Suite, gaining experience in C++ for the Mac and C++/CLI in Visual Studio 2010.

From 2011 to 2012, Rodney worked as a Principal Infrastructure Architect at Allscripts, where they were instrumental in the design of a "Native Integration" WCF engine connecting different products from merged companies. Rodney Aaron also developed a way to support multiple versions of the API simultaneously.

Starting in 2012, Rodney served as a Director Level IoT Software Engineering Advisor at Itron. Rodney Aaron made technology decisions, implemented major features, and championed the use of Kubernetes and Docker for quick software delivery. Rodney Aaron worked on various products such as Itron Cloud Services Platform, Openway Collection Engine, and Grid Analytics.

In 2019, Rodney joined LexisNexis as a Senior Technical Architect. Rodney Aaron redesigned and implemented a suite of technologies for next-generation search capabilities, using multiple open-source technologies such as Kubernetes and Docker. Their work on the new search platform resulted in significant cost savings compared to the previous generation.

Most recently, since 2021, Rodney has been working at ServiceTitan as a Principal Engineer. Rodney Aaron collaborates with C-Level, Founders, and technical/product leaders to enhance ways of working and increase strategic growth. Rodney Aaron has developed a microservice framework in dotnet for use in the Kubernetes and container ecosystem.

Overall, Rodney Aaron Stainback's work experience highlights their expertise in diverse areas such as software architecture, infrastructure design, technology consulting, and project management.

Rodney Aaron Stainback has a diverse education history. In 2014, they obtained a certificate in "Think like a hacker, security vulnerability and penetration testing" from Cigital, Inc. In 2003, they earned a certificate in "Pathways Interface Manager (Cloverleaf)" from McKesson Educational Services. In 2002, Rodney received a certificate in "Java Programming Language SL-275" from Sun Educational Services. In 2001, they completed Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD) Training and obtained a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) Certification in Computer Software Engineering. Additionally, they obtained a certificate in PowerBuilder Training in the same year. Prior to that, they earned a certificate in Computer Technology 2 from ECPI Technical College in 1998-1999. In 1997-1998, Rodney participated in extra curricular courses in Computer Programming at Vance-Granville Community College. Finally, they graduated with a High School Diploma in General Studies from Southern Vance High School in the period of 1994-1998. Rodney has also obtained several additional certifications, including "Learning Go", "Gradle for Java Developers", "IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition Essential Training", "Learning Java", "Parallel and Concurrent Programming with Java 1", and "Scala Essential Training" from LinkedIn in 2019.