Martin Cambronne
About Martin Cambronne
Martin Cambronne is a software developer at MEDITECH in Minnetonka, Minnesota, where he has worked since 2020. He specializes in reverse engineering projects and employs agile methodologies to improve electronic health records applications.
Work at MEDITECH
Martin Cambronne has been employed at MEDITECH as a Software Developer since 2020. He works in Minnetonka, Minnesota, where he contributes to the development of electronic health records software. His role involves utilizing agile methodology to enhance the patient accounting application, ensuring that it meets the needs of healthcare providers. Martin collaborates with a team of designers, developers, and testers, employing tools like Jira for project management and communication.
Previous Experience at Groth Music
Before joining MEDITECH, Martin worked at Groth Music from 2017 to 2020 as a Printed Music Sales representative. His experience in this role spanned three years in Bloomington, Minnesota. This position allowed him to develop skills in customer service and sales, which complement his technical expertise in software development.
Education and Expertise
Martin holds a Bachelor of Science degree from North Dakota State University, where he studied Music and Philosophy from 2010 to 2016. His educational background provides a unique perspective that he applies to his work in software development. He is passionate about various programming languages, including C#, Python, and SQL, as well as front-end web languages.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Martin specializes in reverse engineering projects, particularly within e-commerce and electronic health records applications. He employs agile methodologies to improve software quality and functionality. Additionally, he conducts peer code reviews using Crucible/Fisheye, ensuring adherence to coding standards and best practices while providing constructive feedback to his colleagues.
Facilitation of Design Decisions
In his role, Martin facilitates informed design decisions by translating complex technical concepts into non-technical terms. This skill enhances communication among team members and stakeholders, leading to better understanding and collaboration in project development.