Brian has worked in a variety of IT roles for 34 years this month. He has strong technical capabilities, which include programming, analysis, database modeling, architecture, etc., and business acumen. Brian can analyze business operations, determine various means to optimize workflows and serve as an asset to our company as well as our clients. Brian recently led a group of junior software engineers in a pivotal project for Baltimore City government, has worked on a number of pivotal and challenging projects successfully for us for years, so he is one of our Featured Tech Engineers to watch in April 2021!

Dynamic Software Solutions was hired to develop a new and improved website for www.liveweatherblogs.com. I cannot give enough positive feedback from not only a development perspective but also from a patience and professionalism perspective.  They went above and beyond what is expected of them, I was able to communicate with Brian and I highly recommend his team to any company or person seeking a new website! He has been a pleasure to work with on this ongoing project!

Brian is highly skilled at creating his own database-driven programs, and is quite literate about many off-the-shelf options. He is excellent at finding a balance that best suits the client's needs.

I'm a Computer Science Professor Emeritus and Brian was a student of mine. He is one of the better students I've ever had. In addition, I have used Brian for many programming gigs, he is thorough and professional.

Just wanted to say one last thank you, especially since we spent so much time on meetings throughout this project. It's been an absolute pleasure working with you. AFT is so happy with your work with our SIS app, and you've been a joy to work with. I'm sad that the project is coming to an end, and I hope that we find ourselves working together in the future.

After a brutal, unforgiving grind over at Baltimore City Health, our team has been able to defeat all the process bottlenecks and got the first in a line of waiting features out in front of of users. After trying to jam the existing, strangely-shaped peg into a round hole (many many long days and nights), Brian Fox and team (Bill Carolin, Lilly Tilden, Dallon Anderson, Alena Naumovich, James Ashby) had to create their own, functioning lifecycle so the peg can fit. Also, Tim Reed and team (Mohammed Shahed and David Trinkoff) at breakneck speed stood up an automated testing infrastructure and built out amazing e2e coverage in very little time allowing the devs to concentrate on scoped work. Kudos to you all! And kudos to Keith Brooks for hanging with the team at all hours, your support, and project leadership! Eliot Pearson kept the clients' expectations realistic. Fingers crossed all this effort could result in a second team in this effort. This is a fantastic showcase of what's in all our DNA at Catalyte! Thank you all!