Thomas Berdeaux is a Lead Software Engineer at Highmark Health at Highmark Health. He possess expertise in linux, os x, unix, apache, system administration and 34 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I have known Thomas as a very well organized person with a keen attention to detail. He is passionate about creating data-driven web applications that are featured with intuitive and interactive user experience, fast speed, and great maintainability and scalability. This is especially true when reviewing the source code he wrote, where every algorithm design, implementation of a function and a component is well documented, reusable and easy to extend. In addition, Thomas is a very customer-focused engineer and he is adept at communicating with stakeholders with various technical backgrounds across the life-cycle of any software solution. A great person to work with and a solid software engineer with a focus on quality!", "Thomas is a well-rounded software developer with a lot of knowledge in many areas of technology. He has demonstrated his admirable ability to quickly learn new technologies and apply them to his work. His high attention to details has proven very valuable and has allowed him to deliver a large amount of well-designed and efficient code for Duquesne University’s web applications. He is very pleasant to work with and excellent at communicating technology related ideas to people who are less savvy with information systems. He has been reliable, dependable, and all around a great member of the Web Technologies Team at Duquesne University.", and "Though Thomas only worked for me for a few months before I took another position, he left quite an impression. He came in with a great deal of knowledge but he impressed me with his ability to learn new, complex technologies very quickly. He is very bright, passionate, and curious - plus his personality and communication skills make him a great teammate. He also doesn't need a ton of direction, is highly motivated to better himself, and pays very close attention to detail."