Team
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Cameron Vale
- Founder & CEO
- Comedian
- Hack.er(ish)
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Casey Rowan
- EVP / GM
- Tennis Pro
- Cola Lover
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Drew Parker
- VP Sales & Marketing
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Taylor Reed
- Creative Director
- dog whisperer
- dancer
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Alex Monroe
- Account Director
- Board game fanatic
- Improv comedian
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Sage Collins
- Senior Producer
- Parade Aficionado
- Dynamic Hippie
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Riley Brooks
- Senior Project Manager
- River Rafter
- Early Bird
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Avery Morgan
- Lead Developer
- baker of noms
- casual economist
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Noah Sterling
- Lead Backend Developer
- Foodie
- Traveler
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Robin Avery
- Front End Developer
- Sports fanatic
- IoT builder
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Morgan Quinn
- iOS Developer
- Marathoner
- Deep Sea Diver
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Finley Hart
- Frontend Web Developer
- Specialty Tshirt Collector
- Weekend Craftsman
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Jordan Ellis
- Front-End Developer
- Origami Champion
- Sneakerhead
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Jamie Taylor
- Interactive Producer
- Biker
- Yogi
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Emery Lane
- Associate Integrated Producer
- Scottish Dancer
- Rabbit whisperer
Team
People who make complex work easier to use
A good digital product depends on many kinds of attention. Our team brings together people who can ask a useful question, notice an awkward moment, shape a compelling story, make a system reliable, and keep the final experience connected to the reason it exists. Different perspectives matter because no single discipline sees the whole journey alone.
We share a preference for practical collaboration. Ideas become stronger when they are visible early, open to challenge, and tied to something a person needs to accomplish. That may mean sketching a content model, testing an interaction, reviewing a brand direction, or examining how a real device handles the first view.
The team also cares about the conditions around the work. We consider accessibility from the beginning, write for people who are busy or unfamiliar with a subject, and build patterns that can be maintained by the people who inherit them. Craft is not separate from responsibility; it is how a thoughtful intention survives everyday use.
Our profile pages describe the kinds of strengths that make a small studio resilient: curiosity, precision, empathy, technical judgment, and the ability to communicate across specialties. Together those qualities help clients make confident decisions and help products keep their character as they grow.
See what the team has made in selected work, understand the wider service offering, or read the journal. To meet the studio around a real challenge, visit contact.
