Bradley Austin Davis
About Bradley Austin Davis
Bradley Austin Davis is a software engineer with extensive experience in various roles across multiple companies, including Amazon, IMDb, and Remind. He specializes in backend technologies and rendering technologies, and has utilized methodologies such as Test Driven Development and Scrum throughout his career.
Work at Remind
Bradley Austin Davis has been employed at Remind as a Software Engineer since 2020. His role involves utilizing various software engineering methodologies to enhance the platform's functionality. He contributes to the development of features and improvements that support communication in educational settings. His experience in backend technologies and rendering systems supports his work at Remind.
Previous Experience at Amazon
Prior to his current position, Bradley worked at Amazon as a Software Development Engineer from 2014 to 2015. During his 11-month tenure in Seattle, WA, he was involved in projects that required strong software development skills and collaboration within a fast-paced environment.
Background in Software Development
Bradley has a comprehensive background in software development, having worked at various notable companies. He served as a Software Development Engineer at IMDb.com for four years, from 2010 to 2014. His earlier experience includes a six-year role as a Senior Lead Software Development Engineer at RealNetworks, Inc., and a four-year position at Align Technology as a Senior Software Engineer.
Education and Expertise
Bradley has been studying Computer Science at Olympic College since 2009. His academic background complements his professional experience. He is proficient in backend technologies such as GraphQL, AWS, CloudFormation, Docker, and Kubernetes. Additionally, he has expertise in rendering technologies including Vulkan, OpenGL, OpenXR, GLSL, and SPIR-V.
Methodologies and Technologies
In his software engineering projects, Bradley utilizes methodologies such as Test Driven Development and Scrum. He is experienced with build systems like CMake, VCPKG, Gradle, and Maven, which are essential for managing software development processes and ensuring efficient project delivery.