Interviews & Articles

Below is a selection of my professional digital footprint – articles I have been featured in or contributed towards directly over the years.

Credera Participates in WomenTech Global 2022 Conference

Credera Insights

Credera participated in the WomenTech Global conference of 2022. As part of this I developed and facilitated a discussion with experienced leaders focused on setting and navigating boundaries in a male-dominated field like technology. This panel format and topic was successfully reused by others internal to the firm in 2023.

From the Shelves of Credera: Chapter 1

Credera Insights

The first in a series of book recommendations. I shared the books currently in rotation, and some tried and true favorites. Published in 2020.

Gender Intelligence & Sexual Dimorphism

Credera Insights

As part of a series on Gender Intelligence at Credera, I had the opportunity to explain a little bit of the science that makes some men and women different, and how we can use those differences to the advantage of both the business and employees.

“The best move I made in my tech career” — insights from eight tech ladies.

Free Code Camp/Rachel Slater

Rachel Slater of @SecretLifeOfCode brought together eight women in tech to talk about the best move they’ve made in their careers so far

Top tips for technical interviews from nine of Instagram’s tech girls

Free Code Camp/Rachel Slater

Rachel Slater of @SecretLifeOfCode brought together nine women in tech to give their advice on technical interviews

Johna Rutz On Instagram For Engineers And Consulting Life

Dev Chats/Sam Jarman

Sam Jarman of @SamJarman publishes written interviews he has with people in a variety of roles in technology. If you want to see what people are doing in technology over the world, I’d highly suggest checking them out.

The Roster: Volume 5

Credera Insights

A brief profile used to highlight leaders within the firm. Published when I was a Consultant at Credera back in 2018.

Software developer and coffee enthusiast. Raised in Alaska, working in Dallas.

I graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2016 with a B.S. in Computer Science and a B.A. in Psychology. I work for a pretty cool consulting company that hired me out of college to be a part of their Technology Solutions team (aka I'm a Software Architect), and I couldn't imagine being anywhere else.

Since the stress of work pales compared to the stress of taking 19-24 hours of classes a semester, over the years I've taken it upon myself to create mini-projects for myself that involve data mining, photography, and social gamification (and other pieces of life). If you're interested in any of those things you can read about the strategies here, or you can follow me on Instagram and watch the experiments in action (@jonesdoeslife).