Steve Nugent
About Steve Nugent
Steve Nugent is a Principal Software Engineer at QAD, where he has worked since 1995. He specializes in back-end server code development and has extensive experience with .NetUI and C# for application development.
Work at QAD
Steve Nugent has been employed at QAD since 1995, currently holding the position of Principal Software Engineer. His role involves training employees on new application features and functions. He has a long-standing history with the company, having previously worked as a Quality Analyst from 1996 to 1998 and as a Support and Business Analyst from 1998 to 1999. His extensive tenure at QAD spans nearly three decades, during which he has contributed to various aspects of software development and customer interaction.
Education and Expertise
Steve Nugent earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he studied from 1990 to 1994. His educational background complements his technical skills, which include specialization in back-end server code development using Progress OpenEdge. He also possesses expertise in front-end development with Java and Typescript, as well as experience in developing applications using .NetUI and C#.
Background
Steve Nugent has a diverse professional background within QAD, having transitioned through multiple roles since joining the company. His initial position as a Quality Analyst laid the foundation for his subsequent roles, including Support and Business Analyst. Over the years, he has developed a comprehensive understanding of software engineering and customer requirements, which informs his current responsibilities as a Principal Software Engineer.
Responsibilities and Skills
In his current role as Principal Software Engineer at QAD, Steve Nugent is responsible for training employees on new application features and functions. He specializes in back-end server code development and has extensive experience with the Planning and Scheduling Workbench (MSW/PSW) tool. His skills in gathering requirements from customers and end users are critical for the development of applications that meet business needs.