Chris Ladd is a senior software engineer and founder with 15 years building polished mobile products, currently focused on iOS work at Verily and steering his long-running startup Better Notes. He led major mobile redesigns and cross-platform engineering at The New York Times, shipping foundational features like Cooking and an innovative JSON-driven native framework. At Better Notes he designed and shipped consumer apps (ChordBank, TabBank, ScaleBank) that earned Apple features and press coverage, blending product design with engineering. Comfortable spanning design, prototyping, and production iOS development, he brings a journalist’s curiosity from Columbia’s journalism program to user research and product thinking. Based in Boston, he combines startup grit with enterprise-scale experience and a knack for turning editorial and creative workflows into delightful mobile experiences.
15 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Orbital
Punch Sulzberger Program Business / Journalism, Punch Sulzberger Program Business / Journalism at Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism
Bachelor of Arts (BA) Communications and Media Studies, Bachelor of Arts (BA) Communications and Media Studies at Skidmore College
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Chris Ladd - Senior Software Engineer at Better Notes, LLC