Adam Charlton
About Adam Charlton
Adam Charlton is a Senior Software Engineer at Coupa Software, with extensive experience in software engineering roles across various companies in Seattle, Washington.
Company
Adam Charlton is currently employed at Coupa Software as a Senior Software Engineer, based in Seattle, Washington. His tenure at Coupa Software includes multiple engagements, with his most recent starting in 2022. He has demonstrated his skills in software engineering across various high-profile projects at the company.
Title
Adam Charlton holds the title of Senior Software Engineer. This role involves solving complex technical issues, overseeing substantial software projects, and leading initiatives to improve software architecture.
Education and Expertise
Adam Charlton pursued his academic career in computer science. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington Bothell, having studied there from 2014 to 2016. Prior to that, he obtained an Associate’s Degree in General Sciences from Cascadia Community College, completing his studies from 2012 to 2014. His educational background fortified his expertise in software development, systems design, and event-driven architectures.
Career Background
Adam Charlton has accumulated extensive experience in software engineering. He has held multiple positions at various companies, starting as a Clerk at Safeway in Redmond, WA from 2012 to 2014 and then progressing to other roles such as Service Desk Analyst at Denali Advanced Integration from 2014 to 2016. After an internship at Swigel in Bellevue, WA in 2016, he served as a Software Engineer at TecAce Software Ltd., Yapta, and GoGuardian. His tenure includes significant contributions at Coupa Software and a brief period at AppOmni as a Senior Software Engineer in 2022.
Professional Achievements
Throughout his career, Adam Charlton has played significant roles in critical projects. Notably, he contributed to migrating core functionality from a legacy system to a new TypeScript service using domain-driven design principles. Additionally, he has implemented event-driven communication utilizing Node.js and a custom eventing system built on top of Kafka. His mentorship to junior developers and cross-team advisories on technology stacks and product capabilities are testament to his professional growth and impact.