Kris Newman

From the time I set my hands on my very first piece of electronic equipment, I was hooked. I spent the bulk of my youth tinkering and toying with the family computer, much to my mother's dismay. Couple that with an intense love of math and the stars were set. I did not follow that passion through formal education however I have spent the bulk of my life expanding my technical knowledge.

I learned that being able to code your own tools can be very helpful. It also turns out that coworkers appreciate those tools as well. It went from simple excel tools to VBA automations and then on to C# visualizations for warehousing. New project process flows to Android apps for line optimization.  From there on to production reporting PERN stack and a whole home environmental sensor front and back end.

I live for the "do you have a tool that..." question.  If I don't I will gladly make one!