Adam Meyer

Adam Meyer has extensive work experience in software engineering and consulting roles. Adam has worked in various companies such as Unlimited Systems, Rockwell Collins Simulation & Training Solutions LLC, Full Visibility, LLC, General Dynamics Information Technology, ActiveHealth Management, InfoReliance, Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings Corporation, SMS.ac, and the United States Marine Corps.

In their most recent role as a Senior Software Engineer at Unlimited Systems, Adam developed a custom Revenue Cycle Management solution for the Oncology and cancer treatment center space. Adam maintained production code for 300+ clients nationwide.

Prior to that, at Rockwell Collins Simulation & Training Solutions LLC, they completed a short-term contract where they developed a UI prototype for a training simulator front-end for Northrup Grumman's Global Hawk surveillance drone using WPF/XAML with an MVVM architecture.

At Full Visibility, LLC, Adam served as a Senior Consultant and was solely responsible for designing and implementing the front-end and back-end core framework for a large 14 module desktop application. With a small team, they also developed backend applications for asset management, billing reconciliation, and other functionalities. Adam utilized various technologies and patterns such as WPF XAML, WCF, T-SQL, and SOAP-based integration proxies.

In previous roles, they worked on projects for General Dynamics Information Technology, ActiveHealth Management, InfoReliance, Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings Corporation, SMS.ac, and the United States Marine Corps, showcasing their expertise in various technologies and methodologies such as ASP.NET, .NET Compact Framework, RUP iterative lifecycle development, and Scrum.

Overall, Adam Meyer has a strong background in software engineering and consulting roles, with a focus on developing complex applications and systems.

Adam Meyer attended the University of Cincinnati from 1996 to 2001, studying in the College of Arts and Sciences with a focus on Computer Science. From 2004 to 2007, they pursued further education at the University of Maryland Global Campus, specializing in Computer and Information Science. No specific degree was mentioned for either educational experience.