Keith Damiani
Senior Developer
Keith spent his youth being amazed that he could make a computer do what he wanted it to do. Later, he studied public policy at Stanford University and urban design at the University of Virginia, ran a graphic design agency for a couple of decades, and helped raise three kids.
Today, he spends his days being amazed that he can make a computer do what he wants it to do. When he's not coding or flipping tables, Keith likes to ski, build houses, hang out in Italy, sleep occasionally, and enjoy a good martini.
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