I've had the pleasure to work with Kris for almost 2 years now at the Garrigan Lyman Group and also personally. He is extremely dedicated to completing his tasks at the highest standard and has always mentored me in why what he does is a best practice so that I may understand things from a web ops perspective. Kris not only has mentored and taught me the understandings of web ops, but also asks questions about the best practices from a development aspect. I've always enjoyed his excitement to tackle new process and tasks head on. For instance, he is constantly learning new things, such as C# and Umbraco CMS, which aids him in providing the best server and build setups. Kris can be trusted to not only architect new solutions, but to also troubleshoot broken ones or find vulnerabilities in current ones.

I've worked with Kris for several years and his bio speaks for itself to how dedicated and knowledgeable he is at what he does, and there is no mistaking that he does it well. As a colleague, one of the first thing that became very evident is that he is someone that goes over and beyond what is asked of him. I don't know how many times I have requested him to do something that was out of his scope and his reply was never "I can't do it" or "I don't have the time " but instead, is always inquisitively "never done it, but give me a sec." Which is inevitably followed with "Figured it out, and it's DONE!" I'm lucky to have worked with Kris and I’m sure he'll be an asset to any organization he joins.

I've had the pleasure to work with Kris for almost 2 years now at the Garrigan Lyman Group and also personally. He is extremely dedicated to completing his tasks at the highest standard and has always mentored me in why what he does is a best practice so that I may understand things from a web ops perspective. Kris not only has mentored and taught me the understandings of web ops, but also asks questions about the best practices from a development aspect. I've always enjoyed his excitement to tackle new process and tasks head on. For instance, he is constantly learning new things, such as C# and Umbraco CMS, which aids him in providing the best server and build setups. Kris can be trusted to not only architect new solutions, but to also troubleshoot broken ones or find vulnerabilities in current ones.

I've worked with Kris for several years and his bio speaks for itself to how dedicated and knowledgeable he is at what he does, and there is no mistaking that he does it well. As a colleague, one of the first thing that became very evident is that he is someone that goes over and beyond what is asked of him. I don't know how many times I have requested him to do something that was out of his scope and his reply was never "I can't do it" or "I don't have the time " but instead, is always inquisitively "never done it, but give me a sec." Which is inevitably followed with "Figured it out, and it's DONE!" I'm lucky to have worked with Kris and I’m sure he'll be an asset to any organization he joins.

I've had the pleasure to work with Kris for almost 2 years now at the Garrigan Lyman Group and also personally. He is extremely dedicated to completing his tasks at the highest standard and has always mentored me in why what he does is a best practice so that I may understand things from a web ops perspective. Kris not only has mentored and taught me the understandings of web ops, but also asks questions about the best practices from a development aspect. I've always enjoyed his excitement to tackle new process and tasks head on. For instance, he is constantly learning new things, such as C# and Umbraco CMS, which aids him in providing the best server and build setups. Kris can be trusted to not only architect new solutions, but to also troubleshoot broken ones or find vulnerabilities in current ones.

I've worked with Kris for several years and his bio speaks for itself to how dedicated and knowledgeable he is at what he does, and there is no mistaking that he does it well. As a colleague, one of the first thing that became very evident is that he is someone that goes over and beyond what is asked of him. I don't know how many times I have requested him to do something that was out of his scope and his reply was never "I can't do it" or "I don't have the time " but instead, is always inquisitively "never done it, but give me a sec." Which is inevitably followed with "Figured it out, and it's DONE!" I'm lucky to have worked with Kris and I’m sure he'll be an asset to any organization he joins.