Lindsay Kunz
About Lindsay Kunz
Lindsay Kunz is a Full Stack Developer and Analyst I with a background in Public Health and Biology. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from UC San Diego and has worked at Triage Consulting Group and currently at Lamps Plus in California.
Work at Lamps Plus
Lindsay Kunz has been employed at Lamps Plus since 2019, serving as a Full Stack Developer/Analyst I. In this role, she contributes to various projects that involve both front-end and back-end development. Her position requires a blend of technical skills and analytical capabilities, enabling her to address complex challenges within the organization. Based in Los Angeles, California, she has been part of the team for over five years, enhancing the company's digital presence and operational efficiency.
Education and Expertise
Lindsay Kunz earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health from UC San Diego, completing her studies from 2014 to 2018. In addition to her major, she also pursued a minor in Biology, General, during the same period. This educational background provides her with a solid foundation in health sciences and analytical methodologies, which she applies in her current role as a Full Stack Developer/Analyst I.
Background
Before joining Lamps Plus, Lindsay Kunz worked at Triage Consulting Group as an Associate Consultant for 11 months in San Francisco, California. This experience allowed her to develop consulting skills and gain insights into the healthcare industry. Her transition from consulting to a technical role reflects her diverse skill set and adaptability in various professional environments.
Professional Experience
Lindsay Kunz's professional journey began at Triage Consulting Group, where she worked as an Associate Consultant from 2018 to 2019. This role involved analyzing data and providing strategic recommendations to clients in the healthcare sector. Her subsequent position at Lamps Plus as a Full Stack Developer/Analyst I has further expanded her expertise in software development and data analysis.