Enjoy your work. Love your life.

This Alaska-grown tech lead can solve nearly any problem. He has the skills of an Eagle Scout, a black belt in Shotokan Karate, a bowling average over 210, and more than 15 years of web development experience. He loves using platforms like Drupal and Caspio to produce creative solutions to his clients’ problems almost as much as he loves his Denver Broncos.

Mark is a gamer, explorer, and musician. Games like Minecraft and Skyrim fill him with wonder and curiosity, while difficult games like Dark Souls have taught him about the thrill of hard-fought victory. He has traveled near and far, by plane, boat, and bicycle – his favorite destination being Ireland. And while he says he hasn’t mastered any particular instrument, he enjoys playing a small variety of them, including the drums, the tin whistle, and his own voice, which is the one he plays with the most skill.
What Mark likes best about Resource Data is its dedication to employees. He’s enjoyed seeing interns he’s mentored become long-term employees and appreciates the programmers, project managers, and admins that have helped him along his programming journey. It also doesn’t hurt that free food has a way of mysteriously arriving – and disappearing – from the kitchens in the building!

Emily is a born and raised Alaskan. She loves the beautiful mountains, friendly people, glittering waterways, soul-restoring views, and urban wildlife that make Anchorage rugged and precious. As a senior proposal writer for Resource Data, she appreciates the company culture and flexibility, and enjoys collaborating with teammates to help our branches win new work. In her free time, she’s passionate about the benefits of natural products and makes beeswax candles and wax melts. She also loves reading, gardening, hiking, boating, and traveling, but no matter how far around the world she roams, she always misses the Chugach.

Quentin joined Resource Data as a programmer fresh out of college in 2005. Like many at Resource Data, he took a chance along the way and tried something new, and now he’s a senior project manager. When he’s not leading projects for clients like the iconic Alaska Railroad, he’s using his expert-level problem solving skills to win at one of the many games you’ve probably never heard of that he’s backed on Kickstarter.