About

William Riley-Land, PSEM is a seasoned software engineer with over 15 years of experience working with Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, and small businesses. He is widely familiar with coding practices and can quickly come up to speed on new projects and problems, delivering results at an impressive pace. William is a focused and diligent worker who thrives on engaging and challenging projects that require innovative thought and unique solutions. William's most notable innovation is the development of Baucis, a software tool that allows for the building of scalable REST APIs while reducing development costs in time and money. Baucis was downloaded over 96,000 times in the 30 days following its 1.0.0 release in 2015 and has been used by several successful commercial projects in production. It has inspired people across the globe to give talks and write blog articles about it. Currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Left Hook, William has previously worked as a Software Engineer Consultant at kun.io labs llc and as the Owner of the same company. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he shared childcare responsibilities and daily operations duties with his wife Sarah, augmenting her e-commerce trade under the Big Tree Books and Such d.b.a. He has gained experience working with Shopify and eBay developer interfaces and created custom PC builds and scripts to automate testing of optical media. William holds a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies in Computer Science, Math, and Music Composition from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He also has Continuing Education in Computational Intelligence from the Missouri University of Science and Technology and has completed the Missouri-London Program in Study Abroad from Imperial College London. With his extensive experience in software engineering, William is an expert in his field and is always eager to take on new challenges. If you are facing software projects that require innovative thought and unique solutions, he would welcome the opportunity to share his thoughts on how to best develop them.