"David is a hard working engineer that picks up new skills and tasks easily ... During the course of David's work on a project I was on he successfully bootstraped the automated testing for us, learned a new-to-everyone GUI testing tool, and was able to get not only our project running with it but also helped other departments use it on their projects. David is an exceptionally hard worker with a fantastic work ethic. I would gladly have David on any project I'm working on in the future."

"I had the great pleasure to work with David during the course of several projects at IMD. I found that he excelled in learning new information quickly, and exhibited a passion for quality software. In addition, to his strong knowledge and expertise, he is dependable, professional and easy to get along with. I would love the opportunity to work with him again in the future."

"One time I had David write a CSS Minifier script as a proof of concept to improve the performance of a website. (We had some special integration needs). Though he was not experienced with CSS syntax or web development at the time, he dove into the project learning what he needed. I was impressed with the clean straightforward design and the quality of his work. We happily use his solution in production."

"He is highly motivated, and will always get the job/task at hand completed no matter what the time/work it takes to get it done. His laid back leadership style is one of the reasons he excelled as a leader in the Marine Corps"

"David's dependability and sound judgement allowed me to assign him tasks which required him to work autonomously or lead others. With a proven track record, tasks were assigned without reservation and faithfully executed.""

I strive for quality in the products I produce. I'm extremely methodical with how I conduct my development. I am constantly testing everything I do. I understand that I am not the only person that will deal with this code so I go through great effort to use version control in a positive way, comment my code, and not write anything that makes working with the code insanely complicated.