Fenton Radford
About Fenton Radford
Fenton Radford is a User Experience Engineer III at Expedia Group with a background in software development and a degree in Computer Science from the University of Portland.
Current Role at Expedia Group
Fenton Radford is currently serving as a User Experience Engineer III at Expedia Group since 2021. Based in Seattle, Washington, he is involved in enhancing user experience through various design and development initiatives. His contributions in this role include migrating components from the Flights application into a shared component repository for better reusability across different applications and refining the schema/view-model to align with a Server Driven UI paradigm.
Previous Positions at Expedia Group
Before his current position, Fenton worked at Expedia Group in multiple roles. From 2017 to 2021, he was a Software Development Engineer II in the Greater Seattle Area, and prior to that, he held the same title from 2016 to 2017 in Bellevue, WA. During his tenure, he provided support and mentorship to team members on the contribution process for various applications. His experience here laid a strong foundation for his current role as User Experience Engineer III.
Experience at Smilebox
Fenton Radford worked as a Software Developer at Smilebox from 2014 to 2015 in Redmond, Washington. In this role, he contributed to the development and improvement of software applications, gaining valuable experience that would later benefit his positions at Expedia Group.
Early Career at Transim Technology and University of Portland
In the earlier stages of his career, Fenton served as a Web Application Developer at Transim Technology from 2012 to 2013. Additionally, he worked as a CS 203 Grader/Tutor at the University of Portland in 2011. These roles helped him build a strong foundation in web development and educational support, which have been integral to his subsequent professional growth.
Educational Background
Fenton Radford completed his Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science at the University of Portland. He studied there from 2008 to 2012, acquiring the technical skills and knowledge that have propelled his career in software development and user experience engineering.