Dillon Lomnitzer

Dillon Lomnitzer has a diverse work experience in the field of technology and web development. Dillon started working at Volum8 Creative, Inc. in 2018 as a Full Stack Engineer, where they were responsible for designing and developing robust systems. Dillon also led a team of experienced developers and communicated directly with clients to understand their needs and translate them into project systems.

In 2021, Dillon moved on to become the Chief Technology Officer at Pulley Support, a project formed out of Volum8. In this role, they managed all technical aspects of the organization, ensuring its growth and reliability. Pulley Support specialized in website support and maintenance for WordPress, offering dedicated representatives for making changes to clients' websites, while also maintaining their security, performance, and scalability.

Before that, Dillon worked at Fisch Internet Solutions starting in 2016 as a Software and Web Application Developer. During their time there, they designed, developed, and maintained websites. Dillon also communicated directly with clients to understand their project needs and built and maintained an in-house cloud infrastructure for website and email hosting.

Prior to their position at Fisch Internet Solutions, Dillon worked as an Independent Contractor. Dillon created large and small-scale websites, web applications, and software solutions for clients. Additionally, they collaborated with clients to brainstorm ideas for improving their business, infrastructure, and culture. Dillon also hosted and maintained client projects on custom built cloud solutions.

Overall, Dillon Lomnitzer has a strong background in web development, project management, and technical leadership, and they have gained valuable experience from their various roles in the industry.

Dillon Lomnitzer attended SUNY Orange from 2008 to 2018, where they pursued a major in Computer Science. During this time, they did not obtain a specific degree. In April 2020, they also obtained a certification in "Preparing for the Google Cloud Associate Cloud Engineer Exam" from Coursera.