Alex Wilton is a founding engineer with 11 years of experience building at the intersection of AI, blockchain, and institutional products from Austin, Texas. He combines hands-on full-stack development with startup and consultancy experience—leading architecture, CI/AWS strategy, and mentoring teams across time zones while shipping production systems for clients like Bloomberg, FCDO, and Kraken. A practical innovator, Alex has driven product launches and operational improvements (e.g., reducing coin onboarding time at Crypto Facilities) and contributed front-end enhancements to the widely used ag-Grid project around pivoting and group footers. He’s repeatedly operated in founding and early-stage roles—co-founding a funded DeliveryTech startup and serving as founding engineer for multiple ventures—bringing entrepreneurial grit to technically complex domains. Notably, his background spans both regulated institutional projects and cutting-edge crypto/AI integrations, reflecting a rare blend of domain sensitivity and experimental drive.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BSc), Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (BSc), Computer Science at University of St Andrews
Executive Programme In Leadership & Management, Executive Programme In Leadership & Management at Leadership College London
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Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:21 PRs, 67 pushes, 20 branches in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Alex primarily contributed to the front-end of the ag-Grid project. Their work involved implementing and enhancing features related to grid functionality, specifically pivoting, and group footers. This included adding new properties, modifying existing components, and integrating these features into the Angular and documentation sections. The changes also touched on the visual aspects of the grid, such as the checkbox for row group cells.
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