David Whitely
About David Whitely
David Whitely is a Software Engineer with a diverse background in creative technology and music. He has worked at various notable institutions, including the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and Webflow, and possesses expertise in both front-end and back-end technologies.
Current Role at Webflow
David Whitely has been employed as a Software Engineer at Webflow since 2021. He works in Portland, Oregon, contributing to the development of web design tools and technologies. His role involves utilizing his expertise in both front-end and back-end technologies to enhance the platform's functionality and user experience.
Previous Experience in Creative Technology
David Whitely has held several positions in creative technology roles. He worked as a Senior Creative Technologist at HUSH for 9 months in Brooklyn, NY, and at Local Projects for 6 months in New York, NY. His experience includes freelance consulting for The Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, where he provided technology solutions and support.
Software Development Background
David has a strong background in software development, having worked as a Senior Developer at Code and Theory from 2011 to 2018 and at Work & Co from 2019 to 2021. His roles involved developing web applications and collaborating with teams to deliver innovative solutions in New York and Portland.
Education and Expertise in Music Technology
David Whitely studied at Northwestern University, where he earned a Bachelor of Music in Music Technology and Jazz Upright Bass from 2000 to 2004. His education in music technology informs his approach to software engineering and design, integrating creative elements into his technical work.
Technical Skills and Programming Languages
David possesses expertise in both front-end technologies, such as CSS and UX, and back-end technologies, including Node. He is skilled in programming languages like Python and C++. This diverse skill set allows him to work effectively across various aspects of software development.