Tim Wesley is a Enterprise Architect in Seattle at BHG Financial. He possess expertise in javascript, c#, subversion, mysql, xml and 29 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I have had the privilege of managing Tim Wesley on two separate occasions during the past 8 years. His recommendation might be one of the most assured I will ever give. Tim was already a top-notch talent when I first hired him 3 years out of college. Since that time, I have watched him grow into the complete technologist he is today. Equally comfortable in a large, small or bare bones environment, Tim's ability to design and implement in the enterprise is unparalleled. Beyond his technical qualities, Tim’s healthy ambition to succeed in doing things the right way allows a level of comfort when delegating responsibilities. Often what he delivers far outweighs managers’ expectations. With a personality that encourages open dialog and collaboration, Tim will continue to rise regardless of the challenge. Tim is a model employee; he utilizes his free time to enhance his abilities, often bringing those experiences as gains for his employer. Engineers like Tim should be the standard used when measuring new hires, one of the highest quality technologists I have ever met." and "Tim goes above and beyond and adds value in all areas he touches. When Tim joined Gemvara he hit the ground sprinting, building our first company wide KPI dashboard in his first week on the job. He quickly went on to develop a number of high quality tools at a much faster rate then expected which significantly increased visibility and performance of the business. Tim has a significant breadth of knowledge and was able to work on a wide variety of projects - from performance testing tools, to QA tools development, to automated analytics reports and dashboards and much more. When Tim committed to a due date he would get it done by that date or earlier, even if it meant a few sleepless nights. Tim would frequently step up and volunteer to work on projects that were high business value where there were not available resources to otherwise accomplish them. Tim is rare among engineers with his strong ability to understand the business needs and translate those into valuable tools and services. Tim goes beyond the 'what' he is building to truly understand the 'why' which ultimately leads to significantly better outcomes."