Summary
Nick Adams is a Staff Software Engineer with 12+ years of experience building resilient back-end systems using Go, Elixir, TypeScript, Java, and relational databases. He favors pragmatic, production-focused solutions—whether adding a memory ballast to tame GC in high-throughput services or re-architecting deployments to eliminate developer wait time with GitLab merge trains. At Divvy he led efforts to expose a public GraphQL surface from the same codebase used internally and delivered greenfield Kafka-to-Salesforce integrations within months of joining. He mentors junior engineers, champions testable service architectures, and consistently automates CI/CD and deployment workflows to reduce operational overhead. Based in Sandy, Utah, Nick combines deep backend engineering with a track record of shipping measurable improvements to performance, reliability, and developer productivity. An avid polyglot, he quickly adopts languages and patterns that solve the problem rather than the latest trend.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science at Neumont University