Meet the team

You’ll work with the people writing your code.

Our core team leads every project, from the first call through launch and support. We bring in more developers from our network as a project needs them.

Core team

Plus developers from our network, added project by project.

Noah Garrett

Founder & Software Architect

  • Full Stack
  • Healthcare
  • Infrastructure

Experience building software for healthcare, large-scale manufacturing, and other industries. Sets the technical direction for every CodeDuckers project.

Zac Smith

Senior Engineer

  • Frontend
  • Integrations
  • Database

Experience building data and API integrations that keep systems in sync. Maintains the databases behind them and turns designs into working interfaces.

Cody Vollrath

ML Engineer

  • Backend
  • DevOps
  • AI

Experience setting up cloud infrastructure and writing backend and low-level code. Also researches AI and brings it into the software we build.

The Flock

Designers, testers, and developers we bring in when a project calls for their skills.

Conor Garrett

IT Engineer

  • QA
  • IT
  • Game Development

Interfaces, testing, and making sure it works before your users find out it doesn’t.

Andy Jones

Software Engineer

  • API
  • Web Services

Full-stack developer who works quickly and efficiently. Builds the APIs and web services that connect everything else.

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And more

Across design, development, and testing

The flock grows with the work. We bring in more specialists as projects need them.

How we work

How we staff
your project.

You talk to the developers

Questions go straight to the people building your software, not through an account manager.

Healthcare is our specialty

We’ve built EHRs and remote care software, and we build on Medplum with HL7 and FHIR.

A team sized to the work

Our core team leads every project. We add developers from our network when a project needs more hands or specific skills.

Projects or hourly

Hire us for a fixed-scope build on a set timeline, or by the hour for ongoing development, maintenance, or extra capacity.

Say hello.

Tell us what you’re working on. A developer will reply, not a sales team.

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