Bill Evans is a young entrepreneur and the founder of Liberty Fox Technologies. Having been in the industry for many years and suddenly laid-off, he chose to push through the market collapse and create a stable and ever-growing software consulting company. Bill has often enjoyed the trials and tribulations presented by developing custom software for his clients and looks forward to any request that challenges his team’s abilities and potential. He and his wife enjoy a variety of past time activities from being muscle car enthusiasts to exploring new dining venues and unique events.

Leon has worked as an operational and financial leader through a variety of industries and businesses. He has worked in technology projects with many Fortune 1000 companies. As COO at Liberty Fox, he focuses on partnering with our clients to solve their business problems with the enablement of technology. His experience in building high-functioning technology-delivery organizations is focused on making our team feel like an extension of your own business.

Cathy Peluzzo is the Administrator at Liberty Fox Technologies. Working as part of the team, she is responsible for the day-to-day administrative duties in the office including: invoicing clients, balancing finances, payroll, banking and general office duties. She is also responsible for the upkeep of the office including, her favorite, decorating for the holidays. She is happily married for over 25 years and a mother of five.

Tom always had a fascination with how things worked. He used to take apart all his toys when he was little, driving his parents crazy and soon became the “Gadget” kid at school. As Tom grew, so did his toys. Soon after, he was able to trade in his Mickey Mouse radio for a computer and pursue his passion of discovering and creating things with code. Flash forward a few years and Tom has become an avid software developer specializing in designing intuitive and simple user experiences for the applications in which he is involved. Tom has a strong foundation in the .NET framework coupled with a verbose understanding of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.

Jake graduated from Webster University with a B.S. in Computer Science. In one of his first jobs as a Business Analyst, he taught himself VBA and easily found it to be the most rewarding part of his work. Since then he has joined the team at Liberty Fox and gathered experience from a wide array of technologies including BrightScript & Roku, Apple TV, WebOS, Tizen, Laravel, Drupal, iOS, Android, PHP, .NET, DRM, and Web APIs – just to name a few. When he isn’t tinkering with a new technology Jake enjoys video games, table-top RPGs, and overly large fantasy books – the kind that includes maps!

Shannon graduated from LaSalle University having achieved a B.A. in Computer Science with Honors. While there, she gained experience with Java, Visual Basic and Native Android development. Shannon continues to learn about the business and helping where she can to build better products and a better company. She has shown versatility through taking on the duties of Business Analyst as well as developing her QA skills to a fine art. When not at work, Shannon enjoys playing video games, going out with her family, and spending time at the Jersey shore.

Joe is a developer, who enjoys mostly working in back-end code for Windows applications. He has been programming since fifth grade, originally working in Visual Basic, which he still considers his best language. He is a graduate from Drexel University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, and a Master’s in Information Systems.  He also has experience in databases and SQL, InfoPath, and Workflow Foundation.

Jay has worked with computers for the majority of his life — something he is still coming to grips with — and jumped on the web development bandwagon in the early 1990s. He specializes in mobile web applications, hybrid mobile apps in Ionic, custom Cordova plugins, and is in a complicated relationship with JavaScript/ECMA. (Sorry, ladies.) He likes long walks on the beach in the winter with ECMA, watching buddy movies with ECMA, and playing acoustic guitar like that guy in college in 2003 who brought his guitar literally everywhere. Like, seriously, dude? We’re trying to develop scalable applications, here.