Summary
Carl Plumb-larrick is a Business & Digital Content Analyst and transitioning developer with a decade of experience combining legal domain expertise, library/information science, and hands-on software development. He has led large academic law library operations and strategic technology projects while also building Java and Node.js services deployed to IBM Bluemix and Microsoft Azure. Comfortable moving between leadership and code, he blends product-minded customer focus with practical skills in web development, metadata, and integrations. His background uniquely pairs a JD and an MSI in HCI/policy with a Java Full Stack apprenticeship, informing thoughtful solutions for complex legal and information workflows. Known for driving sensible reorganizations and technology adoption under budget constraints, he brings both operational rigor and an appetite for building tools that meet real user needs. Based in Greater Cleveland, he is actively shifting toward developer roles where his cross-disciplinary perspective accelerates delivery.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
MSI, Library and Information Science, Information Economics and Policy, Human-Computer Interaction, MSI, Library and Information Science, Information Economics and Policy, Human-Computer Interaction at University of Michigan - School of Information
BA, History, BA, History at University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
Apprentice Software Developer, Java Full Stack, Apprentice Software Developer, Java Full Stack at The Software Guild
Software Guild
JD, cum laude, JD, cum laude at University of Michigan Law School