Summary
Andrew Natoli is a software architect with 12 years of experience designing and delivering user-focused, data-driven platforms across healthcare, non-profits, and enterprise clients. At Slalom Build he architects modern solutions and balances hands-on coding with team and client collaboration, while co-leading Open Charlotte to apply civic tech to local challenges. His background spans full-stack systems that handle medical emergencies for millions, fundraising and rewards platforms, and repeated rewrites to improve accessibility and reusability using Node, React, PHP/Laravel and mobile stacks. He has led teams at startups and consultancies, introduced engineering practices like CI, testing, and feature flags, and written and taught corporate programming curricula. A former journalist, radio producer, and small-business owner, he brings strong communication, documentation, and product empathy to technical work. Outside of engineering he’s active in community volunteerism, traditional Irish music, endurance sports, and animal shelter work—threads that shape his collaborative, service-oriented approach.
13 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Advanced High School Regents Diploma, Advanced High School Regents Diploma at Smithtown High School East
State University of New York Empire State College
Suffolk County Community College
Stony Brook University