Zach Retterath
About Zach Retterath
Zach Retterath is a Front End Software Engineer based in Portland, Oregon, with a background in Full Stack Web Development and a Bachelor's degree in English/Language Arts Teacher Education. He has experience working at MaxOne and currently serves as a co-owner and designer at Rath Clothing.
Work at Blumira
Zach Retterath has been employed at Blumira as a Front End Software Engineer since 2020. In this role, he focuses on enhancing the user experience by making detection and response processes easy and effective. His contributions support the company's mission to provide cybersecurity solutions that are accessible and user-friendly.
Previous Experience at MaxOne
Zach Retterath worked at MaxOne from 2017 to 2020, where he held two positions. Initially, he served as a Junior Full Stack Software Engineer for one year, before advancing to the role of Full Stack Software Engineer and Scrum Master for two years. His experience at MaxOne contributed to his development in software engineering and project management.
Education and Expertise
Zach Retterath's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in English/Language Arts Teacher Education from Michigan State University, completed from 2010 to 2014. He also pursued Full-Stack Web Development at General Assembly and Free Code Camp in 2016, where he gained skills in computer software engineering. His diverse educational experiences have equipped him with a blend of technical and communication skills.
Entrepreneurial Venture with Rath Clothing
In addition to his engineering roles, Zach Retterath is the Founder, Co-Owner, and Designer of Rath Clothing, a venture he started in 2018. Based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this entrepreneurial effort reflects his passion for design and simplicity, particularly within the startup environment.
Background and Community Involvement
Zach Retterath is based in Portland, Oregon, where he actively contributes to the tech community in the Pacific Northwest. His background includes various roles at Michigan State University, where he worked as a Service Center Representative and Resident Assistant from 2012 to 2014. This experience provided him with a foundation in customer service and community engagement.