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.
We are a fully distributed team
Our geographically distributed team has ~50 of the best designers & developers. We hire the best people, wherever they are.
Astrid Lindstrom
Storyteller, adventurer, beauty-chaser
Stephen Couturier
Developer, Coffee drinker, Yoyo expert
Ivan Zamarripa
DevOps engineer, world traveler, philosopher
Dan Tran
Skill Collector, Food Devourer, World Explorer
Andrew Coleburn
JavaScript developer, Shakespeare nerd, east coast skier
Megha Sehgal
Planner, meditator, fan of online learning
Kyle Nazario
Engineer, fan of the outdoors
Tony Raitano
Developer, bear watcher, lake house enthusiast
Arar Duqoum
Engineer, Reader and wisecrack enjoyer
Vlad Feroiu
Developer, mountain enthusiast
Paul Dunbar
Designer, real-and-dog-dad, surfer
Will Drach
Engineer, dog lover, builder of things
Mark Thompson
Developer, chess player, cow enthusiast
Stephanie Graf
Designer, world traveler, photographer & home renovator
Mark Repka
Developer, tea collector, Linux user, astrophotographer, and cat dad
Nicole Greene
Developer, crafty, nature enthusiast
Hanna Kutcher
Bookworm, word nerd, lateral thinker
Jonathan Spickerman
Developer, audio nerd, patterned shirt enthusiast
Emil Kais
Javascript Developer, D&D'er, dance music aficionado
Roye R
Coder, traveler, puzzle solver
Wade Harkins
Developer, artistic dabbler, ideograph enthusiast
Connor Graham
Automater, father, craft beer drinker
Michel Velis
UX & UI Designer, traveler, hiker, food hunter, family man
Meade Kincke
Father, Renaissance Man, Wolf
Michael Mancini
Developer, guitarist, cross-fitter
Dylan Lundquist
Classic gamer, factoid fanatic, bad movie buffoon
Luca Wistendahl
Developer, designer, photographer, and climber
Daniel Crescimanno
Engineer, drummer, pro napper
Ian Hill
DevOps engineer, Node guru, master chef
Sam Messina
Developer, musician, former cheese professional
Paul Hershey
Human-centered, family man, drummer
Erica Price
User defender, pun enthusiast, animated
Rich McNeary
Photographer, reluctant runner, inspector of snow-storms
Jennifer Wadella
Developer, international speaker, kombucha brewer
Josh Hoff
Developer, runner, yogi
Matt Chaffe
Developer, coffee drinker, shed dweller
Austin Kurpuis
Developer, griller of meats, drinker of beers, dog dad
Christopher Baker
Developer, maker of food, algorithmic artist
Mike Mitchel
Developer, bass thumper, breakfast hash slinger
Ryan Wilson
User-centered designer, problem-solver, family man
Bradley Momberger
JavaScript engineer, Twitter bot maker, pinball flipper
Kevin Phillips
Developer, beard enthusiast, sportsball fan
Nils Lundquist
Full-stack engineer, grill master, awful TV apologist
Mick McGrath
Father, woodworker, travel enthusiast
Kyle Gifford
Engineer, food and drink-er, globetrotter
Chasen Le Hara
Developer, traveler, runner for beer
Adri De La Cuadra
Designer, traveler, aspiring homesteader
Paula Strozak
Planner, puzzle enthusiast, book worm
Manuel Mujica
Vinotinto, coffee lover, philomath
Mark Stahl
Developer, dragon slayer, runtime junkie
Justin Meyer
Basketballer, part-time human
Brian Moschel
Dog rollerblader, Black Mirror aficionado
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