Michael Craun

Michael Craun has worked in various roles since 2013. Theirfirst job was as a Shipper at Peyton's Northern Distribution Center, where they were responsible for forklift driving and safety, as well as correct picking of product. Michael was also a member of the safety committee. In 2015, they moved on to 80/20 Inc. as a Shipper, where they were responsible for wrapping, boxing, and shipping product, forklift driving and safety, and job training. Theiremployment was terminated due to a resizing of the shop floor. In 2016, they worked at AIA Countertops as a Box Builder, where they were responsible for building countertops to be used in mobile homes. Michael left this job due to personal reasons. Michael then worked at HTI - Human Technologies, Inc. as a Forklift Operator, where their main responsibilities included forklift driving and safety and shipping and receiving. Michael then moved on to General Motors as a Manufacturer, where their responsibilities included general assembly and safety. Michael was required to know several different jobs on the assembly line, and to adapt and learn a new job quickly. Michael was laid off from GM due to the end of their contract. Later that year, they worked at C-Pride Stores as a Cashier, where their main responsibilities included customer service and janitorial. Michael left this job due to not making enough money to support their family. In 2017, they became Self-Employed as a Freelance Mobile Developer. Michael also worked at OMCO as a Material Handler. In 2019, they worked at Real Epic Development Studios, Inc. as an iOS Engineer. Finally, in 2021, they began working at Small Planet as an iOS Developer.

Michael Craun has a background in Computer and Information Systems Security/Information Assurance. Michael attended Indiana Institute of Technology from 2011 to 2012, and Ivy Tech Community College from 2008 to 2008. Michael also holds certifications from Udemy in Server Side Swift (obtained in December 2020) and Agile Fundamentals (obtained in January 2019), as well as a For-Hire Operator's License from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (obtained in March 2019).