As a distributed company spread from Portland down to San Francisco over to New Orleans, our team is still very close-knit. We hold weekly meetings at the "Kitchen Table", play Rocket League at lunch, spend a week together every year at our "All Treat", and work closely on all our projects. You would never know we're leagues away from each other.
We over-communicate. At every step of the process you will know what to expect, where your investment is going, and how to make it go farther. We treat you like a partner, not just a client.
To us, being professional means doing what we say and saying what we mean. It means playing to our strengths and collaborating.
As developers we owe a great deal to the talent and hard work that goes into free and open source software. We go out of our way to find ways we can serve and lead in the communities that spring up around the technology we use.
Meet the team behind the magic at Infinite Red. We're very proud of our team of designers, engineers, and support staff.
Todd is a leader who excels at bridging the gap between the technical and non-technical. He’s been coding since he was eleven years old, and he’s founded three companies as well as consulted for big names in Silicon Valley. Todd is a health nut who lives with his wife and kitty in the dichotomy of rural Las Vegas. In the event of a zombie apocalypse, Todd would develop a plan to convince the zombies to go vegan, thereby paving the way to the first cross-species cooperative community. What can we say? He’s a visionary.
Ken is a second-generation programmer with a Computer Science degree from Harvard and 19 years in the field, including stints at Yammer and Microsoft. Our resident big thinker, Ken understands the need to consider people and computers in the context of complete systems. Ken lives in the Bay Area with his family. When the zombie apocalypse hits, Ken will be in charge of our overall survival strategy—just in case Todd’s attempt to live harmoniously with the undead doesn’t work out.
Jamon has a special talent for identifying and drawing out potential, whether human or technological. Informed by a deep programming background combined with over a decade in running web and software development studios, he can be counted on to recognize the right people and tools for the job. Jamon lives in Vancouver on three acres with his wife and four children. In the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse, Jamon will be our ambassador to other survivor communities, ensuring we form the right allegiances and improve our odds of survival.
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