Josh Hawthorne has many years of experience in the computer industry. He has a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science and a Minor in Mathematics from the University of Oklahoma. His career has consisted of a variety of industries and technologies as well as large and small companies, making him a very well-rounded technologist. He has worked with the Oklahoma State Department of Health, the Federal Aviation Administration, Lockheed Martin, Advanced Financial Solutions, Metavante Image Solutions, Beyond Paper, and iThryv are some of the companies he has developed his expertise in Enterprise Application Architecture, Relational Database Management Systems, Scalable Distributed Smart Client Solutions, and Agile Software Development Methodologies. While he is an expert in many technologies (Java, .Net, etc.), he is forever the student of self-improvement and is continuously trying to find the most efficient and pragmatic way to improve his skill set. There literally is no challenge so large that it cannot be “divided and conquered” based on his experience and track record.

Matt Williamson is a professional technologist who consumes streams of information and finds the right way to package it back to the client. His years of experience in the internet related field brings a view to the enterprise that blends the Web 2.0 mash-up ideology with the more formal corporate IT world. He spends his time thinking and writing about the next step, treating technology in the enterprise with the same imagination that a speculative science-fiction author treats space travel and planning the Singularity. You can learn more about Matt at his personal site, www.MattisClever.com.

You can follow along with Matt on his journey by reading his Twitter stream at @mattwilliamson.

Jason Post joined Clevyr to ‘make a difference with technology,’ and that is exactly what he does. He’s been developing applications for over 12 years around the principle that the architecture is secondary to the experience. His background allows his to see the application from all sides, bringing together a synthesis of ideas that offer the user an elegant experience while still maintaining functionality as the ultimate goal. He has written applications for organizations that include manufacturing automation, tracking and shipping systems, internal HR software systems and oceanic mapping software. (He even knows how to do his magin on the GPS side.) As a code-smith he has employed almost all development environments and found that you can get the job done in any number of ways, what really matters is that when the application is released to the users they can intuitively understand the application without a steep learning curve.

Timothy Nix has been designing for 10 years, with a passion for all things Internet related. He is a graduate of Oklahoma City Community College with an emphasis on print design methodologies, but that is so yesterday. His vast experience in design ranges from all things print, to extensive catalog design where he focused on campaigns for clients such as Adidas and the UFC. While his web designs are beautiful, he knows that beauty really isn’t skin deep. Timothy works to create code that makes his designs elegant from the inside out as well as pleasing to the eye.

When he isn’t working on the next amazing design, you can find him with a guitar in his hands and a movie on the screen in front of his eyes. Writing songs, riffing cords, and listening to music offers Timothy a break from his passion of interface design. Timothy knows you have to be a renaissance man in order to make design look like art, and code like poetry.