Thomas Depplito

Thomas Depplito has a diverse work experience that spans over several industries. Thomas started their career as a Pharmacy Technician at CVS/Caremark, where they managed inventory and processed prescriptions. Thomas then worked as an Intern at Automated Communications and Control Technology, assisting in the design and implementation of elevator control systems.

Thomas later joined The Elevator Inspection Company as a Field Apprentice, where they developed pricing structures, handled documentation, and assisted in elevator modernization and inspection. Thomas then transitioned to Ballinger as an Electrical Design Engineer, responsible for electrical design in building projects and coordinating with architects and other engineering disciplines.

Following this, Thomas worked at CVD Equipment Corporation as an Electrical Engineer, designing power distribution and control logic for semiconductor and nanotechnology tools. Thomas also managed electrical facilities interfacing for large scale projects. Thomas then joined Atlantic Industrial Technologies as a Project Manager, leading teams in the design of hydraulic power systems and coordinating projects from design to installation.

In 2012, Thomas attended Dev Bootcamp as a student to further enhance their skills. Thomas then joined Tapjoy as a Software Engineer, before moving on to HyprMX Mobile, LLC and Jun Group. At both companies, Thomas held various positions including Senior Software Developer, Software Architect, Director of Server Software Development, and Associate Vice President of Software Development. Their most recent role at these companies is Vice President of Data and Machine Learning.

Overall, Thomas has a strong background in software development and engineering, with experience in diverse industries such as healthcare, engineering, and technology.

Thomas Depplito attended Loyola University Maryland from 2005 to 2007, where they studied Electrical Engineering without completing a degree. Thomas then transferred to the University of Delaware and obtained a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, studying from 2007 to 2009.