Michelle Brownlee

Michelle Brownlee is currently a software engineer at Stratasan. Prior to that, they worked as a software developer at The Ōnin Group from December 2020 to June 2021. There, they worked with FEMA teams to assist community members recover after a catastrophic flood. Michelle headed up the mental health crisis counseling teams for home visits, support groups meetings, mental health wellness checks, and support for 9 months after the event in worst communities affected.

Before that, Michelle was a full stack software developer at Nashville Software School from April 2020 to September 2020. There, they completed an intensive full-time 6-month software development bootcamp learning with both individual and team-based projects. The program went fully remote several weeks before their cohort, meaning they became well versed in completing both individual and team assignments using remote techniques. Single page applications were built using SCRUM methodology and version control with Git and GitHub. Technologies they used include: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, React.js, and Python/Django.

Prior to their work in software development, Michelle was a mental health-juvenile justice liaison at Allegheny County Department of Human Services from January 2004 to December 2007.

Michelle Brownlee has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology & Political Science from Ohio University and a Master's Program in Counseling and Human Development from Walsh University. Michelle also has certification from LinkedIn in Design Aesthetics for the Web.

Their manager is Barry Archer, VP, Engineering. They work with Lissa Goforth - Software Engineer, Danyel Campbell - Software Engineer, and Taylor Douglas - Data Engineer.