About Us

Bitovi simplifies JavaScript development and UX design. We teach people how to create amazing web apps, the right way. After years of solving complex front-end engineering problems, we know what works and what doesn't. And we've baked that experience into our tools, consulting, and training.

Our Team

Bitovi is a group of really talented software engineers and product designers. We only hire the best and we're always looking for top-notch people to grow our team. If you think you have what it takes, view our openings.

Leadership Team

Brian Moschel

Chief Executive Officer

Dog rollerblader, Black Mirror aficionado

Tom Greever

President and UX Director

Designer, pixel-pusher, mechanic

Paula Strozak

Chief Operating Officer

Planner, puzzle enthusiast, book worm

Justin Meyer

Director of R & D

Basketballer, Michael Jackson fan

Kyle Gifford

Director of Consulting Services

Engineer, food and drink-er, globetrotter

Consulting Team

Adam L Barrett

JavaScript Dev, board game geek, movie lover

Adri De La Cuadra

Designer, traveler, aspiring homesteader

Amanda Edling

Designer, artist, human

Andrea Pereira de Almeida

Designer, runner, painter, cat lover

Austin Kurpuis

Developer, griller of meats, drinker of beers, dog dad

Bradley Momberger

JavaScript engineer, Twitter bot maker, pinball flipper

Chasen Le Hara

Developer, traveler, runner for beer

Chris Andrejewski

Developer, the worst one, air hockey champion

Christopher Baker

Developer, maker of food, algorithmic artist

Ilya Fadeev

JavaScripter, country skier, violin hacker

Jamie McCue

Designer, coffee, music

Kevin Phillips

Developer, beard enthusiast, sportsball fan

Manuel Mujica

Vinotinto, coffee lover, philomath

Mark Brehaut

Designer, music player, master self-deprecator

Mark Stahl

Developer, dragon slayer, runtime junkie

Matthew Phillips

Engineer, granter of three wishes

Mick McGrath

Developer, animations partisan, staff spinner

Mike Dane

Developer, musician, omelette maker

Mike Mitchel

Developer, bass thumper, breakfast hash slinger

Nils Lundquist

Full-stack engineer, grill master, awful TV apologist

Ryan Wheale

JavaScript engineer, drummer, beer enthusiast

Ryan G. Wilson and his beard

Ryan Wilson

User-centered designer, problem-solver, family man
Bitovi’s 2016 Employee Retreat: Phoenix

Bitovi’s 2016 Employee Retreat: Phoenix

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Bitovi's 2014 Employee Retreat: Las Vegas

Bitovi's 2014 Employee Retreat: Las Vegas

Everyone at Bitovi works from home, so each year, we all get together for a week-long company retreat in a new city. We've met in Chicago (twice!) and New Orleans, and this year we held our retreat...
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