Founder,
Jan, 1878 - Oct, 193153 years 9 months
Founded the company that brought electric light to households and businesses.
Invented the first commercially practical incandescent light bulb.
Developed the electric power distribution system.
Jay Landro
Lead Cloud Engineer
3015 11th Ave S, Minneapolis, Minnesota, US, 55407
612-378-0152
English
Background
About
About
I excel in nurturing diverse teams, optimizing communication and driving innovation.
At the forefront of Marriott International's cloud innovation, my role as Lead Cloud Engineer centered around scaling teams and integrating advanced full stack technologies. We successfully leveraged TypeScript, NX, EKS, and Harness CI/CD, to build resilient systems.
My leadership at Verica further solidified a culture that champions individual empowerment and technological foresight. The development of the Apache Kafka module, grounded in chaos engineering, attests to my commitment to fail-safe system design. By fostering a collaborative environment and emphasizing software architecture and Go proficiency, my contributions have consistently propelled project success and surpassed industry standards.
Work Experience
Work Experience
Co-Founder,
Jan, 1892 - Oct, 193139 years 9 months
Co-founded General Electric, one of the largest and most diversified industrial corporations in the world.
Played a key role in the development of electrical power and lighting systems.
Contributed to the advancement of numerous technological innovations.
Skills
Skills
- Inventing
Electricity
Sound Recording
Motion Pictures
- Entrepreneurship
Business Development
Product Innovation
Industrial Research
Education
Education
Various fields of science and technology, Self-Education, Self-Taught
Jan, 1859 - Oct, 1931
Electrical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Chemistry
Awards
Awards
Congressional Gold Medal , United States Congress
Awarded on: Jan 01, 1928
Awarded for distinguished achievements and contributions to society.
Volunteer Work
Volunteer Work
Lead Researcher, Menlo Park Laboratory
Jan, 1876 - Oct, 1931
Conducted research and experiments leading to numerous patents and innovations.
Developed the phonograph, a device for recording and reproducing sound.
Invented the motion picture camera, contributing to the birth of the film industry.
Publications
Publications
Electric Light and Power, Scientific American
Published on: Jan 01, 1880
A paper detailing the development and impact of electric light and power systems.
Interests
Interests
Research and Development
InnovationsExperimentation
References
References
- Henry Ford
Thomas Edison was a brilliant inventor and a visionary businessman. His work has had a profound impact on the modern world.