Brian Kracha is an Applications Engineer II with nine years of full-stack experience building web and mobile apps using JavaScript/Node.js, Python, React (including React Native), SQL/PSQL, and KNEX. He currently ships analytics-driven, chart-heavy applications at S&P Global after progressing through IHS Markit, bringing production-grade API and database design expertise. His background includes shipping an AR painting app that combined geolocation and React Native pivots, demonstrating an ability to rapidly prototype and adapt to minimal documentation. He has hands-on back-end experience managing migrations, seed data, and API routes, evidenced by contributions to a book-management project that focused on database schema and server logic. Based in Lafayette, Colorado, he pairs strong OOP and front-end skills with practical teaching and mentoring experience from Galvanize and university programs. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic problem solving and for turning ambiguous requirements into reliable, testable features.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Arts - AA, Art Business, 3.4, Associate of Arts - AA, Art Business, 3.4 at Fort Lewis College
Full stack web development, Full stack web development at Galvanize Inc
Create a web application to manage your book collection
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:6 commits, 2 PRs, 1 push in 11 months
Contributions summary:Brian primarily focused on back-end development tasks, including database interactions and API endpoint creation. Their contributions involve setting up database migrations and seed data, indicating experience with database schema design. The user made changes to the `knexfile.js` and routes demonstrating skills in server-side logic, database connection, and API design for book management.
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