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Employee Spotlight: Kelsey Spencer

by Kelsey Spencer | Jan 10, 2020 | Blog, Employee Spotlight

PickTrace is proud to be a team of diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests. Get to know our US office Manager, Kelsey Spencer!

Employee Spotlight: Cuauhtemoc Lopez

by Kelsey Spencer | Jan 10, 2020 | Blog, Employee Spotlight

PickTrace is proud to be a team of diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests. Learn more about our Technical Support Training Specialist, Cuauhtemoc Lopez!

Bottlenecks Be Gone: Our Decision to Go with Event-Driven Microservices

by Matt Anson | Jan 2, 2020 | Engineering

If you’ve been following our blog for the last few months, you might remember a post back in October that described why we decided to take an event-driven microservice approach to our architecture. That blog was mainly about microservices in general, and we promised...

From the Jungle to the Farm: Joining PickTrace from Amazon

by Matt Anson | Nov 11, 2019 | Blog, Engineering

Renxia as he develops the agriculture software of the future. This month, we wanted to give our audience a peek behind the curtain at what it’s like to be an engineer at PickTrace. We decided to do a sit down interview with Renxia Wang, our Senior Software Engineer,...

Employee Spotlight: Carlos Vazquez

by Kelsey Spencer | Nov 8, 2019 | Blog, Employee Spotlight

PickTrace is proud to be a team of diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests. Learn more about our Technical Support Payroll Specialist, Carlos Vazquez!

Employee Spotlight: Michelle Ramirez

by Kelsey Spencer | Nov 8, 2019 | Blog, Employee Spotlight

PickTrace is proud to be a team of diverse backgrounds, skill sets, and interests. Get acquainted with Implementation Manager, Michelle Ramirez!

Microservices Meet Agriculture: Our Journey To Architectural Bliss

by Matt Anson | Oct 11, 2019 | Blog, Engineering

Hello again! Since our last post, our team has grown quite a bit -- 30 percent! We’ve added some backend talent from Amazon and Cornerstone, and they’re already cranking out code. We wanted to make this post about microservices and their pluses and minuses, but...