Summary
Christopher Judd is a Data Solutions Architect with 13 years of hands-on experience designing and delivering GIS-driven enterprise systems across state government and private sector clients. He blends deep Java and GIS expertise with practical strengths in C#, .NET, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, MapServer and server administration to build data-centric applications like legislative workflow and public redistricting tools. At Florida Digital Service he applies that cross-stack background to architect scalable data solutions informed by a decade supporting mission-critical Senate systems. His career shows a pattern of moving between authoring software and managing the infrastructure that runs it, making him fluent in both development and operations. Christopher holds MS and BS degrees in Information Science from Florida State University and is a Sun Certified Java Programmer, reflecting long-term commitment to reliable, standards-based engineering. An understated but recurring theme in his work is turning complex geospatial and policy requirements into usable, auditable systems for public-facing stakeholders.
12 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Information Science, Psychology, BS, Information Science, Psychology at Florida State University