Andrew Sutton
About Andrew Sutton
Andrew Sutton is a Frontend Software Developer with a background in Software Engineering. He has worked at Disqus since 2014, contributing to the development of its comment and advertising networks.
Current Role at Disqus
Andrew Sutton is currently employed as a Frontend Software Developer at Disqus, a position he has held since 2014. In this role, he focuses on enhancing user experience and functionality within the platform. His work contributes to the overall performance and design of Disqus's services, which support millions of websites globally.
Previous Experience at Disqus
Before his current position, Andrew Sutton served as a Software Engineering Intern at Disqus in 2013. During this internship, which lasted four months, he contributed to the development of Disqus's comment network, which spans over 4 million websites. His role involved collaborating with the engineering team to implement features and improve system performance.
Experience at Tc Media
Andrew Sutton worked as a Quality Assurance Analyst at Tc Media in 2012 for a duration of seven months. In this capacity, he was responsible for testing software products to ensure quality and functionality. His experience in quality assurance provided him with a strong foundation in software development practices.
Education and Expertise
Andrew Sutton studied at the University of Waterloo, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering with a focus on Software Engineering. His academic journey spanned from 2010 to 2016, equipping him with essential knowledge and skills in software development and engineering principles. He also attended Holy Trinity School prior to his university education.
Contributions to Disqus
Throughout his tenure at Disqus, Andrew Sutton has been involved in the growth of the company's advertising network and has played a key role in enhancing Disqus's owned and operated platform. His contributions have helped improve the functionality and reach of Disqus's services, supporting both users and advertisers.