Jonathan Layton is a Leader | Engineer | Blockchain Enthusiast at Wellth. He possess expertise in software development, java, c++, android, php and 8 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working alongside Jon during our times at ShapeShift. One of the more challenging relationships that can happen within a tech startup typically happens between development and marketing. Jon and I very early on discussed this and ensured we consistently aligned our priorities and goals to make this relationship as fluid as possible. His technical expertise and exceptional emotional intelligence make him a holistically amazing person to work with and work for. I hope one day we can work together again.", "Jonathan Layton is an incredible man capable of balancing both the technical and human aspects of engineering leadership. Jonathan doesn't shy away from rolling up his sleeves and diving into the technical weeds, as evidenced by his direct work which shuttled ShapeShift from a 3-person company to the behemoth that it is today. Jonathan's soft-spoken and collaborative manner affords him a gift that is rare in the tech industry: the ability to disarm and mediate nearly any dispute amongst the engineers he works with. It was both a privilege and an honour to work alongside Jonathan for 3 years at ShapeShift, and if I had an opportunity to work alongside him again in the future, I wouldn't hesitate one second to seize that opportunity.", and "Jonathan and I shared two and a half years at ShapeShift. During that time he led engineering as our CTO. When I started, the team was less than 10 engineers, it peaked at over 40, and then we had to do a RIF and restructured to a team of 20. Through all of that change, Jonathan remained a steady thoughtful leader. When current processes weren't working, he brought in agile change agents to train us in new ways of working. He had a strong grasp of our architecture, having built the original product from scratch, and hired and listened to experts to keep up with modern best practices."