Kurt Gallagher is a Senior Engineer at ScienceLogic at ScienceLogic. He possess expertise in javascript, sql, c#, css, web applications and 14 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "When I started at Cvent I did not have many folks to interface with. It became rapidly apparent that Kurt would be my counterpart in an application that ran parallel to the one I was working on. Kurt was instrumental to my success in integrating the application that I was working on with the one he maintained. Following that implementation, Kurt was instrumental in some key architecture and design work I was able to do for redoing a massive search application in the hospitality space. Kurt is a clever person who is capable of very deep problem solving. He is always driven by the best solution, and he is motivated by making software serve its users while making it easier to maintain for software workers. Kurt is one of the _very few_ people that I would sign an endorsement of, and in my more than twenty years of software work there are few people that I would so enjoy working with again. If you're considering Kurt for an opportunity, and you'd like to hear some more detailed stories, please contact me for more information. It would be my genuine pleasure to help you understand that Kurt is almost certainly the best person for your role." and "Kurt has proven himself time and time again in the area of computer wizardry. He has created web applications that met our clients' needs and then some. Kurt makes things work. There have been countless times where we came up with an idea that we didn't think would be technically feasible but Kurt took our complex problem and came up with a simple solution. In particular, he created and invoicing system that turned 4 weeks of work into a matter of clicks. On top of his back-end knowledge, Kurt has a strong grasp of the human factor. The projects he has completed are not only functional, but have intuitive interfaces. I highly recommend him as a person who is able take your ideas and turn them into web-apps with all the bells and whistles."