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Kurt M. is listed as I grow developers into a great, happy and world-class team. That’s my beautiful gift from God (my wife and me) on my wallpaper. at Hobby Lobby, based in Choctaw, Oklahoma, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at hobbylobby.com, phone signal with area code 202, 405, 855, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Kurt M..
Kurt M. previously worked as Director of Museum Applications at Hobby Lobby and Director of Software Development at Museum Of The Bible. Kurt M. holds Bscs, Computer Science from University Of Management And Technology.
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I believe that there are 3 very important aspects to being a great software development leader. I call it the “3 C’s of great software leadership”: Culture, Creativity and Conclusions.Culture: I believe that building a great culture does some great things for a software team. According to LinkedIn, the Software sector has had the highest turnover rate the last 3 years, but having a great culture in which people want to stay and also want to come work for you gives great advantages to hiring great people. And I also believe that hiring for culture is just as important (I’d say even more important) than hiring for technical acumen. I’ve had great developers that just didn’t meld with the rest of the team’s culture, and it always eventually creates problems. Conversely, I’ve hired people that were the right “fit” that ended up going above and beyond what they thought they could do because the culture was such that they felt comfortable enough to ask for help or input.Creativity: Software development is a creative process. It is a unique world in which cold, hard logic beautifully melds with the elegant beauty of creativity. The creative process of using math and logic to create this expansive, communicative application is an amazing adventure. Each new application is a collective muse that uses each developer’s experience and thought processes as a unified mass of logic and creativity - and personifies teamwork in the truest sense. Conclusions: Conclusions, you ask? Me too! To be honest, the “3 C’s” sounds a lot better than “2 C’s and a D”, and “Conclusions” was the closest synonym that actually meant something here. The real “3rd” aspect here is “data.” Getting back to “Data.” I believe that if you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. You also can’t improve what isn’t measured, right? Well, maybe you can improve a little, but how do you know if you’ve improved without measuring it? Data is so very important in business. What do I measure? All that I can without it getting in the way of our agile processes (Scrum). Here is a short list of what we measure that I am quite proud of:* 97%+ SLAs since we started measuring.* 100% on-time delivery of all major projects.* Not a single major bug pushed to production.The intangibles: Seeing my team grow from an adept software team to a world-class software team has been my greatest pleasure. The amount of amazing code that gets deployed by this team is stunning. That’s what I do - I grow great individuals into extraordinary teammates
Listed skills include Software Development, Agile Methodologies, Sdlc, Program Management, and 59 others.
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Oklahoma City, OK, US
My sole responsibility is to develop high-quality mobile apps, web applications and exhibit interactives for the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC. Serving Jesus through the work I do has been my greatest honor, and the joy from participating in the museum’s mission; to engage all people with the transformative power of the Bible, is immeasurable.I've.
Washington, DC, US
I've built an amazing team culture. High-performing, happy and world-class. Seeing my team grow from an adept set of software developers to a world-class software team has been my greatest pleasure. The amount of quality code that gets deployed by this team is nothing short of stunning. That’s what I do - I grow great individuals into extraordinary.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
Responsible for the direction, coordination, integration, development and implementation of new software-related technologies for HEBCO, Inc. Implementing Agile methodologies covering the entire systems development life cycle (SDLC). Provide consulting for and develop software related to the "Internet of Things" (IoT).Started a software development team.
Manage development of software, data management and complex web applications using large data sets containing mailpiece defect information (about 360 million records a day). Developed Agile methods and processes to ensure highest quality product delivery. Develop requirements using Agile methodologies (FDD). And most importantly, keeping the developers.
Architected an Expert System for the USPS on a very large mail processing system. The system is so important to the USPS because it saves the USPS $100,000 per system, per day, so it is imperative to keep the systems running. The system uses machine learning to "learn" about a chronological series of events that cause failure. It then presents information.
Oklahoma City, OK, US
Participated in the web development function of customer websites, including design, interface and scripting. Met with current and potential customers to ensure their needs are met and quality products are delivered.
Washington, D.C., US
Managed 100 specialized technicians in a national network to ensure proper operability of postal mail processing equipment. Decreased Mean Time To Repair, Increased Mean Time Between Failure on equipment in which I was responsible for.
Washington, DC, US
Maintain and operate equipment to ensure ordnance hits the intended target. Participated in Operation Desert Storm.
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Kurt M. works for Hobby Lobby.
Kurt M. is listed as I grow developers into a great, happy and world-class team. That’s my beautiful gift from God (my wife and me) on my wallpaper. at Hobby Lobby.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @hobbylobby.com for Kurt M. at Hobby Lobby.
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Kurt M. is based in Choctaw, Oklahoma, United States while working with Hobby Lobby.
Kurt M. has worked for Hobby Lobby, Museum Of The Bible, Hebco, Inc., Harris It Services, and Docsoft.
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Kurt M. holds Bscs, Computer Science from University Of Management And Technology.
Kurt M. is listed with skills including Software Development, Agile Methodologies, Sdlc, Program Management, Agile Project Management, Pmp, Web Development, and Management.
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