Jamie Brown. Senior software engineer, Orlando. Remote or hybrid preferred.
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Course Director, Software Engineering and UX Design. Full Sail University, Jul 2022 to Sept 2026.
Open to a senior software engineering role. Remote or hybrid preferred. Deepest in AI-augmented engineering, C-family systems and backend, and Unity and simulation, and open across languages and domains as the tools collapse those details into purer forms of problem solving.
I have spent 16 years shipping production software in C#, C++, Swift, and Unity, and the last two building with AI agents as a daily tool rather than a demo.
Wrote every line of code by hand.
Agentic pair programming and auditing only.
Approved every agent action by hand.
Review every outcome instead. Nothing merges on an agent's say-so.
I was Tech Lead at Luminar Technologies on real-time LiDAR visualization and control software for production autonomous driving hardware, part of a 7-person team of senior and staff engineers.
Before that I co-founded a two-person game studio: three self-published mobile titles, 8M+ downloads, a No. 1 and a No. 20 Top Free ranking on the US App Store, and 10 Apple features.
I also spent twelve years teaching software engineering, which is where I learned to explain a hard technical idea to someone who does not already agree with me.
yt_transcript_mcp, chordsheet, history-heatmap: private.
yt_transcript_mcp, chordsheet, history-heatmap: public, each with a build log anyone can read.
Everything on this site, including this site, was built with the workflow I describe in How I build software now.
How I build software now AI tooling audit CV and contact Projects CV (PDF) (opens in a new tab) GitHub (opens in a new tab) LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
receipts
- 8M+ downloads across three titles
- Six college courses rebuilt from zero in three months, scored 5.0 out of 5 on every student satisfaction metric
- Three recent public repos, a timeline of how building software changes as the agentic tools progress
- One Swift MCP server in daily use