Zach Williams Email & Phone Number

Zach Williams is a I love to build things at Hearth. Colleagues describe him as "Given the opportunity, I would be very excited to work with Zach again. His initiative, entrepreneurial mindset and thereby pragmatism are very attractive. He first joined us at Carvana as part of the Carlypso acquisition in 2017. He knew that system inside and out, and was able to convert it for use by Carvana within a few months. He then increasingly found more ways to ensure teams were leveraging “centralized” vehicle data. (this is something we were historically poor at, with many different vehicle descriptions driving a variety of overlapping business concerns). In the time he was with us, he grew his team and laid down a vision for the Vehicle Data Platform that we are still on a path to implementing, with very few adjustments from his original vision. Additionally, as an acquisition, especially at a time when “acquisition integration” was more difficult than it should have been, he led his team to effectively migrate many of his services off of AWS and onto our core platforms in Azure. He also worked with the other “non-azure” groups to establish and ensure adoption of #better-practices (source control! CI/CD, packages, etc). His influence, dedication to the task, and initiative has been strongly missed. I would love to have him back, but anyone would be lucky to have him.", "I had the pleasure of working with Zach on an MVS automation product at CA where I was in project management and Zack part of the development team. Zach is an incredibly talented person with an aptitude for technology, drive/passion for his work, and a social personality. His technical/business acumen coupled with his deep technical knowledge and personable nature makes Zach shine significantly among his development peers. Zach is a collaborative champ and fun to work with as well. Zach would be an excellent addition to any team/organization looking to staff their way to a brighter future!", and "Zach worked for me as a (remote) programming intern last summer and developed a variation on one of our Android apps. He came up to speed on our tool stack (Eclipse, Android SDK, BitBucket/Mercurial) quickly. He was able to start with a working piece of code and enhance it to create a location-enabled, db-backed 'Plus' version, all within a matter of several weeks. And he did this promptly and cheerfully while working remotely -- which, if you've never done it, can be an extremely hard and frustrating thing to get used to. He asked for help when he needed it (which was not often), kept us informed, and, met his deadlines."