Cory Tranby
About Cory Tranby
Cory Tranby is a Manager of Software Engineering at Surescripts in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with extensive experience in software development and engineering management. He is also involved in the technology community as a board member of Pretty Good Conferences, Inc. and as an organizer of the MidwestJS conference.
Work at Surescripts
Cory Tranby has been employed at Surescripts since 2019, initially serving as a Principal Software Engineer. In 2021, he transitioned to the role of Manager, Software Engineering. Over his tenure, he has contributed to various software development projects, utilizing his expertise in Java technologies and database management. His work is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he has played a significant role in advancing the company's software engineering capabilities.
Education and Expertise
Cory Tranby earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science from the University of St. Thomas, completing his studies from 2001 to 2005. His educational background laid the foundation for his extensive knowledge in software engineering and database management. He is proficient in a variety of development tools and programming languages, including Java, Groovy, Grails, and Spring, as well as multiple JavaScript frameworks such as Angular, Vue, and jQuery.
Background
Cory Tranby has a diverse background in software engineering, with experience in both front-end and back-end development. He is familiar with various operating systems, including Mac OS X and Windows. His technical skills extend to managing databases such as MSSQL, Oracle, and MySQL, which are essential for developing robust software applications.
Achievements
Cory Tranby is actively involved in the technology community as a board member of Pretty Good Conferences, Inc. He contributes to the planning and execution of technology-focused events. Additionally, he organizes the MidwestJS conference, which emphasizes JavaScript and related technologies, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among developers.