Jonathan Roberts Email & Phone Number

Greater Seattle Area

At Athyria, we provide software development services to fortune 100 leaders in aerospace, agriculture and retail. My role is both as an individual contributor and as a founder (sales, marketing, coffee fetching, etc.). As an individual contributor, I am currently the chief architect for Boeing's API strategy. If you're not sure what this means, be sure to.

Greater Seattle Area

Harbor Vascular is a provider of medical services. Currently in the development phase of our first service, we have a working medical telemetry device, data from human trials supporting the efficacy of the device and a patent filing. More on the service in the near future. As for now, it is under wraps.

Bellevue, WA

I was the first software developer hired at Base 2. I hired and built out project teams for deployment at clients. I also led teams providing architectural design, team leadership and software development. I focused primarily on aerospace, but also did some work in heavy industry. We built out CI/CD for our software with full automated tests from unit.

Seattle, WA

Design, develop and team-lead the development of an air-to-ground telemetry system for capturing "useful" airplane telemetry. This "useful" metric is programmable and directs which data are delivered to ground and and when those data are delivered (saving data transmission costs for non-critical data). This work lead to US Patent application number.

Seattle, WA

Designed and developed RESTful web services using Java with Spring and JAX-RS/CXF frameworks, Memcached, MongoDB and other current technologies including an API suite for a multi-client video streaming application.

Have you ever wondered what might be fun things to do in your area right now? Perhaps you are hosting an event and want to get the word out? ToDoFinder can help! (er...could have helped). As a one-man company, I developed a "geo-temporal" search engine to facilitate discovering events occurring at a specific location and time. I filed a patent to protect.

Seattle, WA

You can't manage what you don't measure, so we adopted one of Amazon's very first "two pizza team" metrics: reduce the number of customer contacts per order (later revised to number of contacts per dollar). We first developed the means to measure this, then executed toward the stated goal to great success. I managed the Customer Service portion of a number.

Seattle, WA

Amazon recruited me in early 1999 into a ten-member team charged with ensuring Amazon.com would not be crushed by customer demand in the 4th quarter of 1999. At the time, Amazon was built on a single database, ACB a.k.a. Amazon.com Books, and all data access whether from the website, customer service, fulfillment, supply chain, all of it hit ACB directly..

Boulder, CO

Led the technical development of an enterprise application to stream and track video advertising for the cable television industry, from design, implementation, and field testing.

Pittsburgh, PA

Having just seen NCSA Mosaic in March of '93 (Mosaic was the first browser and was released in late January of '93), I worked with TIG founder Michael Bauer as the tech guy to build out our first web presence hosted initially on a machine 'borrowing' a net presence from his daytime employer. For a few months, TIG was just Michael and me. Michael had landed.

Pittsburgh, PA

Transarc was a Carnegie Mellon / IBM startup founded in 1989. We had two primary products: distributed file systems, AFS and DFS, and a transaction processing monitor, Encina. This monitor enabled its users to build transaction aware applications across networks. I helped develop Encina, being the primary developer for the transactional B-Tree, one of the.