Summary
Josh Carter is a seasoned software craftsman and product designer with 17 years building everything from consumer mobile OS components to enterprise-class archival storage systems. Currently a Fellow at Spectra Logic, he has invented and architected next-generation storage products, holds a dozen patents, and blends systems architecture with hands-on C, C++, Ruby and Go development. He’s the author of The New Programmer’s Survival Manual and maintains writings on software and UI design, reflecting a rare mix of technical depth and design sensibility. Comfortable leading small teams or rolling up his sleeves in firmware and networking, Josh brings long-term product ownership and a knack for translating complex systems into clear, usable experiences. Based in Lafayette, Colorado, he combines engineering rigor with a designer’s eye—often contributing to both low-level system internals and user-facing interfaces.
17 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
Electrical Engineering/Computer Science, Electrical Engineering/Computer Science at Duke University