We are a fine-tuned engine of freelancers, entrepreneurs and drop-outs. Our overlapping skills allow us to anticipate the needs of coworkers and clients alike. Without the structural limitations set by most larger companies, we’re able to work faster and more efficiently. Here are the people that make it happen.

Chris Alfano

Chris Alfano Machine

Our lead developer and platform pioneer has been writing Javascript since the tender age of thirteen. Nowadays, he’s the creator of the Emergence open-source platform, Director of IT at SLA (Science Leadership Academy), and overall code guru. As far as development at Jarvus is concerned, the buck stops here.

John Fazio

John Fazio Catalyst

Much of our vision as a company can be attributed to our lead project manager and fearless leader. John’s a born motivator who could sell honey to a bee-keeper. He eats business plans for breakfast, development schedules for a late lunch, and crunches code for a midnight snack. Give this guy a good idea, and he’ll give you a business.

Ryon Coleman

Ryon Coleman Ambassador

Our CSS guru and resident Apple fanboy has the rare ability to think as a gifted front-end developer and a pixel perfect designer simultaneously. When a designer and developer start grinding gears, Ryon’s got just the right compromise up his sleeve. Not to mention his strategic/copy insights, which have saved us a million times over.

Mike Donaghy

Mike Donaghy Foreman

Holding a group of young designers and developers to a schedule is no easy job, but this entrepreneurial juggernaut does just that. Our night-owl of a suit is the owner of more businesses at twenty-four than most people are their entire lives. Mike’s late night business ideas are legendary, and his hunger to cultivate new talent is insatiable.

Ali Wiest

Ali Wiest Artisan

Ali’s dedication to improving herself both as a designer and front-end developer has taken Jarvus by storm. Her ability to tip-toe the line between designer and developer is a rare gem in our industry, and she continues to impress our team every day.

Henry Paradiz

Henry Paradiz Sensei

After years of hacking and freelance gigs, Henry coded his masterpiece; Artician.com. Having overcome the development demons of social networks, Henry moved on to take a key role in laying the foundations of Emergence (emer.ge). Our back-end whiz kid has been kicking ass and learning script languages for almost a decade. A born teacher, his secondary function is to train and assimilate coders into the Jarv.us family.

Anthony Harley

Anthony Harley Mechanic

Our youngest back-end dev began as an intern for Jarv.us while still in high school. Fast forward a year and “Big Tony” plays a vital role in our development engine; providing back-end support on most of our products and client projects.

John Sample

Jon Sample Handyman

Sampling both front and back-end coding wasn’t enough for this voracious learner. Jon’s drive to always know more has earned him a seat at the Jarvus table as a junior project manager and up and coming developer.