Jeremy Mack
Managing Partner
Jeremy doesn’t believe there’s repeatable process for writing high-quality software. He sees software as a human expression. Empathy for the engineers on his team comes first. He believes the best code is written by people who care about what they do. He knows it’s not a combination of tickets, bug reports, cards, and story points.
Jeremy’s software has served hundreds of millions of users and generated millions of dollars of revenue. Here are a few of his notable projects:
- Architected, evangelized, and implemented the modernization of a Mail, Contacts, and Calendaring platform used by over 500 million people around the world.
- An article analysis tool that generates financial insights using natural language processing, Wikipedia, Wikidata, and Bloomberg. A feat accomplished inside the browser, with no dynamic server or API.
- A music streaming service that modernized a 10-year-old store and reached millions of users.
- Freezer cooking software to combine recipes into a shopping list and single cook day to feed a family of four for a month.
- Custom-built reverse-engineering tools to aid in the analysis of malicious software.
Jeremy enjoys balancing code with daily walks in the woods while eating his trademark breakfast: a handful of raw almonds.
Recent Articles
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Why the World Is Adopting TypeScript
TypeScript has tipped.
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#212 Pay to Win: Paul, Rich and Jeremy Mack on the World of Video Games
Paul and Rich chat with engineer Jeremy Mack about the evolution and future of video games
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#209 Smart Home: 10 Tips for Working Remotely
Paul and Rich chat with engineer Jeremy Mack about remote work best practices
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Protect the Pinky: An RSI-Sufferer’s Story
Remap your keyboard and retrain your muscle memory to reduce pain and get back to work.
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Postlight Engineering at Three
What does a mature software engineering team look like in 2019? Here's ours.
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#141 Postlight Is Three
We talk about who we are and how we lead.
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Fat, Static, and Happy
How to build an app without spinning up a server - and why.
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Building Awesome CMS
A constantly-updated collection of content management systems, for your perusal.
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How We Used React to Build GIF Battle
How React made us more productive.