Jim Dabrowski

Jim Dabrowski has a diverse work experience in software development and product management. Jim started their career as a college professor, teaching computer science and programming classes. Jim then joined a digital development agency as an iOS Engineer, where they improved their problem-solving skills by troubleshooting and resolving bugs.

Jim founded their own software development company, where they developed and launched mobile apps for iOS and iPadOS. Jim also worked as a Lead iOS Engineer for a startup, driving the development and launch of a location-based social network app.

Jim worked at Propeller Health as a Product Manager, leading collaborations with design and engineering teams to redesign and implement the company's patient-facing website. Later, they transitioned to a pharma-focused Product Manager role, leading a team in launching custom in-app solutions for pharmaceutical clients.

At Fishidy, Jim led the development of an iOS app for a location-based social network for anglers. Jim transformed technical designs and functional requirements into a viable product and implemented features such as sharing fishing experiences and interactive fishing maps.

Most recently, Jim worked as a Senior Software Engineer at AirStrip, where they focused on driving continuous improvements for their main iOS app. Jim collaborated on a networking stack overhaul, creating a cleaner architecture model using dependency injection.

Overall, Jim has a strong background in iOS development, product management, and team leadership, with experience in various industries such as healthcare and software development.

Jim Dabrowski began their education at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 1985, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Jim completed their undergraduate studies in 1988. Following this, from 1988 to 1990, they attended Marquette University, where they obtained a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology. Moving forward, in 1998, they enrolled at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and earned a Master of Science degree in Computer Science by 2000. Finally, they furthered their education at the same institution and received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Computer Science in 2010.