Jake Trent
Salt Lake City, Utah
Jake wrestles mean codes during the day, comes home to his beautiful wife and superstar son in the evenings, and enjoys every day of it. RockyCode is one of his brain children, a prize of battle, won after a legendary struggle with his innermost thoughts and unwieldy hex digits.
Bryan Robinson
Riverton, UT
I have worked in software development for just over 3 years. In the beginning was the manual testing, and the manual testing was good. Later, I would discover the world of automation and the testing was even better. We use C# and WatiN for our automation suites and I love it. What better way to work than programming something to work for you! I currently work as a QA Engineer for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Riverton, Utah. I am married with 2 kids, who like to keep us on our toes!
Ted Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Ted (pronounced "ED-ward") is a linux proselytizer who really wishes he had enough money to be a Mac proselytizer. He considers himself to be a configuration geek simply because he figured out how to configure his e-mail client to work with his company's Microsoft Exchange Server. He thought he loved Java until he discovered that "Love means never having to say you're static." He now professes his adoration for Ruby.
David Hale
Herriman, Utah
David Hale dabbled with Java during college back in 1995 but didn't work with it in earnest until ten years later. David prefers working smarter over working harder and has been known to go to great lengths to avoid repetitive work even if it means spending more time on the solution over all. He keeps busy with six kids, boy scouts, a garden, and a flock of laying hens. (He is working on a rotating coop design to get easy eggs and the best garden soil will minimal maintenance.)
Steve Olson
Olyo (Steven Douglas Olson) has been a software developer for twenty years, starting with Fortran, Pascal, Basic, and later, C at a company called Signetics. While at Novell, he began dabbling in Java, and in 1995, he was among the first to join Novell's Java development group. He's since consulted or worked directly for eight other companies, writing primarily in Java. He currently works as a consultant for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah.