Vincent Lamanna is a seasoned technology and product leader based in Montreal with over 14 years of professional experience and more than 20 years involved in software, web and video game development. He has led engineering and product teams at organizations from startups to large studios—serving as CTO at Salesfloor, VP Technology at SSENSE and Behaviour Interactive, and currently shaping vision and strategy for Crewdle in mist computing. Known for blending hands-on engineering with strategic leadership, Vincent has a track record of rapid delivery (notably shipping a website rewrite and API in 11 weeks) and building high-performing, multidisciplinary teams. He champions openness, diversity and creativity to help people grow, while advising CEOs on technical direction as a longtime advisor at CakeMail. An active contributor to front-end open-source work (improving Bootstrap form helpers with UI components and usability features), he pairs practical product instincts with strong technical depth rooted in a McGill software engineering background and business/accounting studies.
14 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Certificate, Certificate at Montreal Exchange Derivatives Institute
Natural Sciences, Natural Sciences at Cégep de Sorel-Tracy
Management Accounting, Management Accounting at McGill University
Contributions summary:Vincent's commits primarily focused on the front-end development of the "Bootstrap Form Helpers" project. Their work included implementing user interface elements, such as select boxes, and integrating with the existing Bootstrap framework. They also made changes to the documentation, bug fixes, and added new features, like flags and a date picker, to enhance the form helpers. This indicates a focus on improving the usability and functionality of the form components.
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