Lately I've spent a lot of my professional time developing fast, intuitive RESTful services using ASP.Net Core WebAPI
About Me
I'm Taylor Clark and I build
Hi! My name is Taylor Clark. I was born in Connecticut, went to college and made video games in Seattle, owned a business in Sioux Falls, built enterprise software in Boston, loved and fell in love in Chicago, had a stopover in Omaha, another in Kansas City, and settled in Denver. As a father, business owner, team leader, software engineer and involved community member, I am always looking to join good projects and teams to help them accomplish their goals.
- Denver, USA
- Fatherhood, Tech, Community
- DigiPen
- http://www.taylorclarksoftware.com/
- linkedin.com/in/taylorclark
My Top Skills
I've been developing software for years now.
Development Services
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RESTful/Web APIs
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Backend Logic
I can help implement business project, data processing, just about anything you need to succeed.
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Web Applications
I can help you build just about any web-based application you need, quickly with few bugs, and with high performance.
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Mobile Apps
I build mobile apps using any of the major cross-platform frameworks which saves money and time.
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Database Admin
Although not my specialty, I have acted as the DBA on many projects where a solid, optimized DB was key to success.
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Optimization
Let me make your software run as fast as you need it to. I can speed up the UI, back-end, game loop, or database.
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“Taylor is a rare breed of engineer that combines the qualities of a software architect and heads down programmer.”
Ron Franczyk, CTO
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“Taylor is one of my favorite people in the world and you'd be lucky to work with him.”
Andrew Kemendo, CDO
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“Taylor is a hard worker who knows technology inside and out. It was easy to see he also cares deeply for his local community.”
Israel Medina, CEO
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“I can safely say I would recommend Taylor for any position that needs a hard-working, dedicated person to bring passion and high-morale to the table.”
Kevin Neece, SDET