Brian Keeter

Brian Keeter has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Brian began their career at Station Casinos as a Senior Programmer Analyst, where they focused on developing and improving the enterprise SOA architecture. Brian then moved on to Coldwater Creek as a Web Developer, supporting site performance improvements and developing a replacement for the marketing email infrastructure.

In their role as a Solution Architect at People to People Ambassador Programs, Brian facilitated technology and process improvements for marketing and sales. Brian also served as a Lead Engineer at Appistry, where they were involved in technical architecture design and software development tasks, with a focus on scaling big data.

At Monsanto, Brian worked as a Software Engineer, supporting the FieldDrive IoT platform and improving performance and reliability. Brian then joined CiBO Technologies as an Engagement Engineer and later became the Engagement Engineering Manager, responsible for personal development and successful execution of client engagements.

Brian's next position was at Rue Gilt Groupe, where they were a Senior Software Engineer working on delivering a new marketplace experience. Brian utilized technologies such as SAP Commerce Cloud, Java, and Angular 8.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Technology Partners, Brian worked on Cloud Modernization projects, determining the best path for migrating existing applications to the cloud. Brian then transitioned to Zulu Forest Sciences as the Head of Engineering, responsible for hiring, mentoring, and evolving the software engineering team.

Currently, Brian is employed at Technology Partners as a Solutions Architect. In this role, they work directly with the solution team and partner clients to design new technology capabilities that drive business goals. Brian provides mentoring and support to the engineering team, helping them prototype new technologies and maintain best practices.

Brian Keeter attended North Arkansas College from 2005 to 2007. During their time there, they pursued an Associate of Science degree in Applied Programming.