Travis True
About Travis True
Travis True is a Front End Principal Engineer with extensive experience in software development, particularly in creating open source packages for Google's LitElement component library. He has held various engineering roles in the Las Vegas area, contributing to video game development and collaborating with teams to improve code efficiency.
Current Role at ChiroTouch
Travis True serves as the Front-End Principal Engineer at ChiroTouch, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he focuses on developing and enhancing front-end solutions to improve user experience. His responsibilities include leading projects, collaborating with other teams, and ensuring the quality of the codebase. His extensive background in software engineering supports his ability to address complex challenges effectively.
Previous Experience at ChiroTouch
Before his current role, Travis True worked at ChiroTouch as a Senior Software Engineer from 2018 to 2020. During this time, he contributed to various projects, enhancing the functionality and performance of the software. His experience at ChiroTouch has provided him with insights into the company's operations and user needs.
Education and Expertise
Travis True studied at the UNLV Lee Business School, where he earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Management Information Systems from 2008 to 2012. His education has equipped him with a solid foundation in both technical and managerial aspects of information systems, which he applies in his professional roles.
Career Path and Software Engineering Experience
Travis True has a diverse career in software engineering, beginning with his role as a Software Engineer at TabTale (Sunstorm Games) from 2013 to 2016. He then worked at Poker Games Interactive and Kizzang Sweepstakes before joining ChiroTouch. His experience spans various sectors, including video game development and interactive software, showcasing his adaptability and technical skills.
Open Source Contributions
Travis True has developed a complete ecosystem of open source packages to support Google's LitElement component library. This initiative reflects his commitment to contributing to the developer community and enhancing the tools available for front-end development.