Summary
Kamron Kennedy is a seasoned full-stack engineer and trainer with 11 years of experience building enterprise web and mobile applications across Java/Spring Boot, React/Redux, .NET, and cloud platforms. He leads technical teams and bootcamp-style training at Coders Farm, hiring and paying new engineers as they transition into junior roles while continuing to deliver production software. His background spans IBM and Michigan State University to startups, where he automated operational processes, optimized database-driven performance, and shipped APIs and microservices that scaled. Kamron is a published mobile developer, hackathon winner and judge, and author of a book on bitcoin—reflecting a mix of practical engineering, mentorship, and curiosity about emerging tech. Notably, he has a track record of turning manual processes into automated workflows (once automating ~75% of his role at IBM) and driving MVPs to revenue-positive stages. Based in Lansing, Michigan, he combines hands-on architecture with a passion for training the next generation of engineers.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Associate's degree Computer Programming/Web Development, Associate's degree Computer Programming/Web Development at Lansing Community College
High School Diploma College Prep & Electrical Engineering, High School Diploma College Prep & Electrical Engineering at DeWitt High School