Quinn Meier
About Quinn Meier
Quinn Meier is an Associate Software Engineer currently employed at PayIt since 2021. He previously worked as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at The University of Kansas and completed an internship at Mylo, a Lockton Company.
Work at PayIt
Quinn Meier serves as an Associate Software Engineer at PayIt, a position held since 2021. In this role, Meier contributes to software development projects that enhance digital government services. The focus is on creating user-friendly applications that improve the interaction between citizens and government entities. Meier's work involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement solutions that meet client needs.
Education and Expertise
Quinn Meier studied at the University of Kansas - School of Engineering, where Meier earned a degree in Computer Science, Math, and Physics from 2015 to 2020. This educational background provides a solid foundation in technical skills and analytical thinking, essential for a career in software engineering. Meier's expertise encompasses programming, problem-solving, and system design.
Background
Prior to joining PayIt, Quinn Meier gained valuable experience as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the University of Kansas from 2017 to 2020. During this time, Meier engaged in research projects that contributed to academic knowledge and practical applications in engineering. Additionally, Meier completed a Software Engineer Internship at Mylo, a Lockton Company, for three months in 2017, where Meier applied software development skills in a professional setting.
Professional Experience
Quinn Meier's professional journey includes significant roles that have shaped Meier's skills in software engineering. The internship at Mylo provided hands-on experience in a corporate environment, allowing Meier to work on real-world software solutions. The role as an Undergraduate Research Assistant involved collaboration with faculty and peers, enhancing Meier's ability to work in team settings and contribute to complex projects.