Justin Lynch

Justin Lynch has extensive experience in software development, with a focus on senior roles. Justin is currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Virtuix, where they are responsible for developing software for the OmniOne, an omni directional treadmill for VR. Justin is the sole full stack developer on the VR headset project, working on various aspects such as launcher software, middleware, backend server, and SDKs.

Prior to Virtuix, Justin worked as a Senior Software Engineer at SourceDay, where they primarily worked on the integration of Enterprise Resource Planning systems into the SourceDay Purchase Order software. Justin used Ruby on Rails for this web application.

Justin also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Stronghold Resource Partners, where they contributed to the development of in-house Landman Title software using Ruby on Rails and React.

Before that, Justin gained consulting experience as a Senior Software Developer at Pivotal Labs, where they worked with various clients and helped them adopt modern software development practices such as continuous integration, test-driven development, and pair programming. Justin worked on diverse projects in domains such as supply chain management, fraud detection, and aircraft maintenance.

Justin's previous roles include Senior Software Developer positions at WhatsMyWine, where they developed a mobile application using Cordova, Ionic, and Angular, and Distinct Software Solutions, where they incorporated unit testing and automated UI testing into the company's culture. Justin also reduced the time needed for server setup using virtual machine management tools.

Additionally, Justin worked as a Sr. Mobile Developer at Rev Worldwide, Senior Software Developer at DecisionGrid, Inc., and Senior Software Engineer at DJP Limited, where they contributed to various application development projects using technologies such as Ruby on Rails, Ember, PhoneGap, and iPhone and Android platforms.

Early in their career, Justin served as a Senior Software Engineer at Atmospheric and Environmental Research, working on the development of EDCSS software, which generates realistic weather for training exercises and simulations using Java, Spring, and Tapestry.

Overall, Justin Lynch has a diverse background in software development and has worked on a wide range of projects and technologies throughout their career.

Justin Lynch has a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Science from Christopher Newport University. Justin also has a Master of Science (MS) degree in Applied Physics and Computer Science from the same university.