Greg Dutcher Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Brooklyn

Brooklyn, Ny

Greater New York City Area

• Fostered enterprise-level cultural and technological change through migration of legacy Java ecommerce webapp to Scala microservices-based stack through pairing with client developers and teaching Agile practices.• Pioneered new solutions for remote collaboration and unconscious bias through development of VR application with Unity, LeapMotion and HTC Vive.• Made Continuous Delivery concepts easier to understand (for instance: pipelines as first class citizens) for developers at major financial institution by migrating all build systems and VM provisioning to Go CI.• Led team of developers to replace labor-intensive spreadsheet-based vacation balance tracking system used by 500+ employees with Java-based webapp through leading team of developers• Decreased risk of regulatory penalties for major financial institution by developing monitoring system for 10,000+ employees using Flask and Angular• Delivered talks on Chef, ElasticSearch, and cross-site scripting to technical and non-technical audiences• Increased participation and accessibility of program providing 50,000+ low-income families free museum passes by building HTML5, mobile-friendly webapp organizing information on NYC museums and educational opportunities.• Established ThoughtWorks as hub and event space for creative technology through organizing weekly meetup dedicated to artists who use technology as a medium. • Evangelized creative technology within ThoughtWorks be designing and building 17-foot-wide interactive mural with microcontroller and LEDs; hardware and software components are both open source and others changed them to make art using the mural as canvas, learning C++, electronics, and Arduino in the process.• Enabled developers to realize creative technology projects by teaching workshops on Arduino, soldering, electronics and microcontroller basics; documented and blogged about projects to amplify impact (https://hardwarehacklab.io/projects/).

Chicago

• Led team of developers working on website for vacation balance system used by 500+ employees• Built HTML5 app for New York non-profit organization with Rails and AngularJS for organization of information on New York museums; used by 50,000+ families• Developed demo Android application showcasing iBeacon proximity technology• Wrote Ruby application for distribution of hundreds of HR-related emails

Chicago

• Pioneered dashboard reporting system of key operational metrics for 30-person editorial management team• Owner of record for hiring plan used to drive staffing decisions for 400+ person editorial division • Built concise reporting system for daily deals with quality issues that provided Merchant Services executive team visibility into refund trends affecting $50MM revenues• Created algorithm using linear regression and ANOVA that recommended level of service quality based on merchant quality and predicted deal revenue; used to deliver up to 80% efficiency gain in creative divisions• Developed system of relative weights for productivity and quality tracking interface using Stata and phpMyAdmin for 300+ creative workers, yielding 20% efficiency gains in writing and copy edit divisions• Designed queuing model that predicted processing times and productivity for several creative divisions

• Marketed film documentaries through social media and email campaigns to target diverse special-interest audiences such as environmentalists, veterans, HIV/AIDS activists, and parents of autistic children.• Created Facebook ads for films to improve click-through rates using combinations of SEO terms, CPC (cost per click) and CPM (cost per thousand impressions) bidding strategy, ad copy, and image content

• Mastered knowledge of canine and feline physiology, anatomy, and disease treatment• Observed and assisted in surgery, administered vaccines, ran blood and urine tests, cared for animals post-surgery

• Used advanced PCR and RNA extraction techniques and statistical tests in GraphPad Prism to identify levels of expression of nine genes significant in progression of cardiac fibrosis in mice• Identified vascular leakage, cardiac remodeling, and collagen deposition with microscopic imagery of heart tissue• Presented methodology and results at Notre Dame undergraduate research symposium in May 2011