Summary
Alexander Jordan is a Program Specialist and product-minded technologist with a decade of experience building data-driven tools and web products for the U.S. Department of Labor, including serving as Product Owner for apprenticeship.gov and an advanced data analytics capability. He combines deep .NET/C# and Unity game-development skills with government program expertise—having supported National Emergency Grants, Trade Adjustment Assistance, and the RAPIDS case management system while authoring policy memos and technical requirements. Equally at home leading agile teams and hands-on coding, he designs dashboards and visualizations in Tableau, manages contracts as a COR, and writes concise decision documents for senior leadership. As founder of indie studio ApathyWorks he shipped a commercially successful game, demonstrating end-to-end product delivery from engine programming to publishing. Based in Austin, he brings an uncommon blend of federal program analysis, data visualization, and creative software craftsmanship.
11 years of coding experience
BA, International Studies, BA, International Studies at American University
German, English