About

Tyler Kellogg is a highly skilled Senior Software Developer with over 20 years of experience in Web Engineering, Mobile Devices, and Machine Learning. He has worked for top companies such as Microsoft and Amazon, as well as several successful startups. Tyler's preferred backend stack includes TypeScript, Postgres, NodeJS/Go for web services, and Python's Mathematics and Machine Learning libraries for Data Science, all running on AWS infrastructure via Terraform. He uses React plus Redux for web interfaces and Swift for iOS development. He has also written thousands of commits in Ruby and Rails, and thousands more in C++/C#/Java at Microsoft and Amazon. Tyler has shipped products in over 20 software languages to customer counts ranging from a few to hundreds of millions, and he focuses on solving technology and business problems rather than any particular tech stacks. Tyler's experience includes working in a highly proficient team in Windows Mobile, where he learned about stellar engineering processes and how to drive ideas. Later, he worked at Bing's Dynamic Rank team, where he tackled hard Data Science problems. At Amazon, he learned about agile engineering processes and how to build web technologies the right way. Tyler's current role is as the Founder of finite set systems inc, his federally incorporated consulting firm that offers large scale systems architecture and software development expertise for leading clients worldwide. The company is a leader in delivering scalable technology in the face of environments growing beyond 30,000 new daily users. Their technology stacks bias towards Terraform AWS VPC backends and React/React Native front-end implementations. The particular languages are largely irrelevant, but Tyler has had to admit there is a particular elegance to services and front-ends written in ES6/TypeScript that did not exist in former revisions of Javascript. Tyler has worked on several successful projects, including Openxmed, a physician-owned, expert-sourced, optimized diagnosis digital health platform, where he rewrote the backend and frontend systems for reliability and blazing-fast iteration. He also worked with Snapwise, a Techstars Atlanta success, where he personally re-architected and completely rewrote all backend systems with minimal downtime, moving Snapwise to AWS and making heavy use of Elastic Container Service, RDS, Cloudfront, S3, Redis, Elasticsearch, Lambda, Aurora, and Node.js to deliver incredible performance even during multiple concurrent app store features worldwide. Tyler has a Bachelor of Mathematics in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo. He is a software engineer with expertise in AWS, Web,