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Careers: Tamale Life
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Meet Our Staff |
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Tamale employees are an intelligent, motivated, and diverse collection of individuals who thrive on challenges, and enjoy communing with others. Whether the difference in someone’s background is academic, professional, cultural, or personal, our variety is what helps us solve the real-life problems we encounter daily. What Tamale employees have in common is their curiosity, creativity, intellectual rigor, hard work, and self-motivation. Our employees make Tamale an exciting and enjoyable place to work — meet a few of them now!
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SUSAN, Software Engineer
BS in Computer Science Engineering
Tufts University
"I am inspired and motivated by the idea that our customers will benefit from my technical work." |
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RICH, Software Engineer
BS in Computer Science, Mathematics
Brandeis University
"I spend my days working on interesting, challenging problems in an intelligent atmosphere, where everyone else is doing the same, and we're all excited to discuss any of it." |
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NATE, Senior Software Engineer
BS in Computer Science
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
"I really enjoy the instant feedback we get on new features and fixes, the communications makes it much easier to make a product that users want to use." |
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JONATHAN, Manager of Operations
SB in Computer Science and Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"There is a great deal of respect at Tamale for doing things the right way, with a willingness to allocate the time and resources to do things right, rather than cutting corners." |
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CRASH, Principal Engineer and Architect
BS in Computer Science
Wentworth Institute of Technology
"The best company usually wins — not the ones with the best product. But we have the best product and are by far the best company in our space." |
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DAN, Director of Knowledge Analytics
PhD in Mathematics, Stanford University
BS in Physics, Boston College
"My favorite part of my job: Making data sing, and creating a visualization of patterns in data." |
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STEVE, Software Engineer
BA in Computer Science, NYU
MS in Electronic Commerce, CMU
"We are making lots of big changes: upgrading to Java 5, 64-bit OS, etc. A lot of companies would be hesitant to make such changes, but not us." |
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JEAN, Software Engineer & Designer
AB in Computer Science
Dartmouth College
"My work is extremely visible, which makes me really think through the decisions I make when designing the UI." |
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FAWCE, Chief Technology Officer
BA in Engineering Sciences & in
Mechanics and Materials
Harvard College
"Our customers see technology as a way to compete more effectively
and increase their returns. It's nice to work for people who appreciate your
craft." |
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MELANIE, Software Engineer
BS in Computer Science
University of Notre Dame
"My favorite thing about our customers? They expect nothing
but the best!" |
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BORIS, Development Manager
MS in Physics
Uzbekistan National University
"I’m responsible for finding an activity and task in which every person can be most effective; to make everyone succeed. If we all succeed — the company succeeds." |
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DANNY, President / TSI
BA in Computer Science &
in Economics
Harvard College
"Information has to be managed or this foundation of research becomes overwhelming in the digital era. It has to be organized and analyzed to create high-quality ideas." |
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BILL, Systems Engineer
BA in Computer Science &
in Economics
Columbia University
"People are using code that I wrote — it is very rewarding to see my efforts turn into something that people use and like." |
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