Curtis Blackthorne Email & Phone Number

United States

Remote

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Kansas City, Missouri Area

Overland Park

As an expert in Automation my skills are coming into play to make sure that any manual task is turned into button clicks or even less. Using tools like Jenkins and Ansible to make life just run smoother. While setting standards and practices to make sure automation is successful.

Leawood, KS

As Vice President of Membership it is my duty to make sure that guests feel warm and welcome. You have to be both knowledgeable and friendly, all the while making sure that you don't scare away guests from being too pushy. A guest is a great thing to have in your club, but a member is better.

Leawood, Kansas

The DevOps team at Netsmart was created to help get Netsmart's very own cloud up and running. From provisioning VM's using UCS Director, to automating AD upkeep with powershell, and provisioning networks on the fly. This team requires you to understand and thrive in all parts of the application life cycle. Once again, I get to be a full stack developer.

Olathe, KS

As a member of the Developer Operations team I have to wear many different hats. One day you are working help desk while the next you are handling a deploy of the next big release. All the while you are watching your services to make sure that everything is running in tip top shape. This constant change in duties keeps me sharp. Part of the job not only.

While working for Procore I was placed at CenturyLink to be a software developer. My main role was to help other software developers with the heavy load that they had to handle. My original contract with the company was for just two short months. After showing that I was able to produce, my contract was extended another two months. I am now currently.

I attended Centriq to go through their four month career change program. I took the software development program. Centriq specialized in what was the latest and greatest in Microsoft. At the time I went we learned.Net 3.5, so we learned many different things; SQL, C#, AJAX, LINQ, HTML/CSS, all using visual studio. That was by far the most fun I had ever in.

This was my first job in the IT field. I started working here over the summers to get an idea of what working for a software development company would be like. While working here I learned some basics for Java and Linux. It was a fun time, I saw all aspects of the job, from brainstorming, development, implementation, and maintenance. I did that for two.