Came to Juno from Cinesite, which is also where Alex was building infrastructure. That overlap wasn't coincidence. Before that, he spent four years at Roke where the work was classified and the uptime requirements left no room for "it worked on my machine." At Juno he moves between dev and ops: building CI/CD pipelines, working through backend logic, and tightening up deployments. The kind of work that's invisible when it's going well. Away from the terminal he's a father of two, which accounts for most of his time outside work. The rest goes to gardening and Magic: The Gathering, which he plays with enthusiasm and, by his own admission, not a lot of skill.