Tom Borger is a Staff Software Engineer based in Minneapolis with roughly 12–13 years of full‑stack experience shipping product-focused systems for journalism, nonprofit fundraising, and enterprise clients. He’s currently leading engineering work at NYT Wirecutter after progressing through multiple senior roles at The New York Times, bringing a pragmatic blend of hands-on coding, architecture, and team leadership. Previously at Classy.org he helped scale a fundraising platform used to raise billions and built secure payment and API systems, and as a consultant he delivered themable component libraries and gamified e‑learning for clients like Cargill and AMD. Tom’s background in theater informs a user-centered approach to product and communication, and he has a track record of stepping into small teams to design robust, maintainable systems that bridge legacy code and modern stacks.
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Tom Borger - Staff Software Engineer at NYT Wirecutter