Jeffrey Hunter Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Simply Bail works with bail bond agents and families of defendants to help make the bail bond process easy, transparent, and fast. Simply Bail strives to be a driving force for overhauling the entire technology supply chain of the pre-trial detention system nationwide. This is a mission we are passionate about. Our goal is to eliminate all impediments and unnecessary delays that cause the defendant to spend even one more minute incarcerated and away from work and family than necessary.Since 2019, Simply Bail has helped thousands and thousands of families get their loved ones out of jail securely and quickly. And we are just getting started!

I began working for myself in 2008 and have focused on building custom solutions for a number of clients around the country. Projects include both front-end and back-end development Wordpress websites, e-commerce applications, and iPhone and iPad applications.

Boston, Ma, Us

I am thrilled to announce that Ozlo is emerging from stealth mode. We will have a series of announcements about our product and the fantastic team behind it in the coming months!In the meantime, follow us on Instagram @ozlosleep and sign up to learn more at ozlosleep.com.

New York City, New York, Us

Framingham, Massachusetts, Us

New York, Ny, Us

New York, New York, Us

Barstool Sports is one of the most influential lifestyle brands in America. With a rich 20-year history, Barstool Sports has one of the most highly coveted, fiercely loyal, and incredibly engaged audiences, which has put Barstool at the top of the charts.

New York, New York, Us

I began working with Barstool in 2009 and have managed and architected their infrustructure since. Although Barstool Sports is "simply" a WordPress site, it's a large, high traffic, WordPress site, that went from pulling in over 40 million page views a month, to 250 million. Along with continuing to hone my front-end and back-end skills, Barstool introduced me to dealing with the technologies that come with managing a high traffic site like caching, load balancing, and optimization.

St. Louis, Mo, Us

My primary focus at Love the Action, was architecting and building out the website and resources used to create the site. This covers a wide variety of responsibilities that had me writing jQuery objects, building out an API's in Rails, working with Varnish to increase the load our servers could handle, writing integration tests with Selenium, and lots more.The site started out in PHP several years ago, and I continued to build out new features using this language. Recently we have moved over to a Rails API and a Ember based Front-end site hosted on Firebase. New features included general enhancements to the site, a mobile site, and an oAuth2 API that drives both Android and iOS devices.Since architecting the system I have moved into an Advisory role.

San Diego, Ca, Us

At Gazelle, I was primarily responsible for enhancing the user experience throughout the site on the front-end. However, I was also given the opportunity to do a good deal of work on the backend, which helped hone my skills in Ruby on Rails.

Falls Church, Va, Us

Formally known as Circleback, Dub Labs was my first leap into the Startup culture. My responsibilities included Product Design and Front-End Development. Key

Herndon, Virginia, Us

As a contractor working for the Department of State, my duties were to building apps on a wide variety of platforms that could help support embassies across the world. The platforms include everything from Facebook, Web applications, native, and mobile iPhone apps. I also am in charge of managing and maintaining an Amazon Cloud based server (AWS RDS.)

Boston, Ma, Us

During my time with Windwalker, I led a small team comprised of an animator/illustrator and two other developers. We have built four major CBT's (Computer Based Training,) for the Army and DoD. While my main role was the system architect, I also helped manage the projects, making sure they came together in a timely fashion under aggressive deadlines. All projects were built dynamically using primarily Actionscript 3, so that the client could later modify the content with little XML knowledge. All four projects were also 508 compliant.