David Hariri
About David Hariri
David Hariri is a Co-Founder, Designer, and Developer at Ada Support Inc. in Toronto, Canada, where he has worked since 2016, focusing on enhancing coding accessibility through intuitive design.
Work at Ada Support Inc.
David Hariri has been a Co-Founder, Designer, and Developer at Ada Support Inc. since 2016. He has contributed to the company for eight years, based in Toronto, Canada. At Ada, he focuses on creating solutions that enhance customer service by making it fast, personal, and autonomous. His role involves designing intuitive user experiences that simplify coding for a broader audience.
Previous Experience at Volley Industries
Before joining Ada Support Inc., David co-founded Volley Industries, where he served as a Designer and Developer from 2014 to 2016. This role in the Toronto, Canada Area allowed him to further develop his skills in creating user-friendly designs and solutions. His experience at Volley Industries laid the groundwork for his later work in enhancing accessibility in coding.
Consulting Role at Evans & Peck
David worked as a Consultant at Evans & Peck from 2012 to 2013 in Sydney, Australia. This position provided him with valuable experience in consulting, which contributed to his development as a designer and developer. His time at Evans & Peck helped him understand the needs of clients and the importance of user-centered design.
Education at Queen's University
David Hariri studied at Queen's University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences from 2008 to 2012. This educational background provided him with a strong analytical foundation, which he applies in his design and development work.
Mission to Enhance Coding Accessibility
David is committed to enhancing the accessibility of coding through intuitive design. His personal mission focuses on creating simple user experiences that make coding more approachable for a wider audience. This dedication is reflected in his work at Ada Support Inc., where he aims to democratize coding for users of all skill levels.