Drew Marsh Email & Phone Number
@fanatics.com
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Drew Marsh is listed as Senior Principal Software Engineer at Fanatics, based in Greater Seattle Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at fanatics.com, phone signal with area code 973, 212, 800, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Drew Marsh.
Drew Marsh previously worked as Principal Software Engineer at Fanatics and Principal Software Development Engineer at Microsoft. Drew Marsh holds High School from Bloomfield High School.
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About Drew Marsh
Extremely dedicated, self-driven individual that enjoys leveraging the latest technologies to create effective solutions to business problems.
Listed skills include Web Services, Iis, Asp.Net Mvc, Databases, and 48 others.
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Principal Software Engineer
Principal Software Development Engineer
Continued work with Conversational AI technologies, contributed to several solutions built around the Microsoft Healthcare Bot. Transitioned to the Media + Communications industry team where I currently focus on building solutions for partners in that vertical.
Senior Software Engineer
My primary focus during this time was on Conversational AI technology. Provided input on design of and contributed code directly to initial release of Microsoft Bot Framework v4 SDKs for both .NET and JavaScript/TypeScript. Worked with Natural Language Processing technology including Microsoft's LUIS as well as Spacy and some other alternatives.
Chief Software Architect
Mimeo is a company that focuses on the “Digital Print on Demand” space, with a strong foundation in the brick and mortar print industry.My work with Mimeo spans a spectrum of over a decade of technology, but the focus has always been on the Microsoft and Web development stacks building web sites and web services.While my title is Chief Software Architect I have a broader spectrum of responsibilities than that kind of role traditionally entails: * Validate, plan product features with Product owners * Work closely with the entire MIS organization on hardware/infrastructure design and migration towards “The Cloud” * Manage multiple development teams, some of which are offshore, that work across all software systems supporting the business * Coach the development organization on new technologies, prototyping examples and providing guidelines for usage * Manage a core team of individuals who help implement a DevOps culture across all teams through education on continuous integration (CI), automated deployments (utilizing Octopus Deploy), multiple QA environments, UAT/Staging environments, Blue/Green and/or Candary deployments for Production environments with a goal of adopting full continuous deployment (CD) for our apps/services * Review pull requests having to do with architecture or performance sensitive code * Review application monitoring data (NewRelic and Application Insights) regularly to identify problems, regressions caused by releases or opportunities for performance improvement * Write and commit code across all systems regularly * Manage Mimeo Redmond Office
Sr. Software Engineer
Proxicom purchased my original company, Square Earth, for our client base including names like Compaq, GE and Microsoft and for our expertise with the Microsoft platform and its various web technologies. In those days, the Microsoft platform was barely tapped for developing web sites, but it was starting to show signs of strength with the introduction of its Active Server Pages platform.
Sr. Web Developer
This was my first "real" job straight out of high school. I knew HTML and I was doing