Jordan Ambra

Jordan Ambra has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Jordan is the Founder of Serenity Software, where they provide digital transformation consulting and custom software development for software companies. Jordan has helped numerous companies launch products, achieve profitability, and scale.

As the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Photobooth Supply Co., Jordan led a transformation of the engineering department by implementing software development best practices and pivoting the company to a product-led organization.

At Corva, Jordan served as the Lead Software Architect and played a key role in scaling the products and teams from zero users to billions of transactions. Jordan also built the infrastructure and tools to turn Corva into a platform.

As the CTO of Giving Shared, Jordan built a payment and event platform for donating to various causes, leading to a successful exit and sale.

Similarly, as the CTO and partner of RINDR, they built a simple-to-use platform for automotive dealerships to create hand-edited automobile videos, resulting in a successful sale of the company.

At 3S Mobile, Jordan was the Director of Developer Operations and Lead Engineer, where they implemented cutting-edge CI/CD processes and managed sysadmin tasks.

Earlier in their career, they served as the Principal Engineer and Lead Architect at ClickMotive, where they built and launched new products, hired and led engineering teams, and scaled the company.

Before that, Jordan worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Overhead Door Corporation, where they created a unified web framework and improved the company's reporting system.

Jordan also worked at Concentra, Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer, where they redesigned and developed public websites and intranet and implemented a migration to Active Directory.

Jordan started their career as a Web Developer at Dallas Baptiste University.

Jordan Ambra attended Dallas Baptist University from 2002 to 2005, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Management Information Systems.