SVS Industries

Chandler is a developer who has been known to wrangle codebases so complex they make quantum entanglement look like tic-tac-toe. With a background spanning systems programming, real-time applications, and an uncanny ability to build entire websites in the time it takes most people to brew coffee, Chandler thrives at the intersection of practicality and absurd ambition.

When not building impossibly efficient software, Chandler can be found biking across vast distances (sometimes accidentally), experimenting with languages both human and machine, or contemplating the finer points of distributed computing while waiting for bread to rise. He insists that no problem is too small to over-engineer, nor too large to fix with a well-placed semicolon.

In short: If it compiles, Chandler can optimize it. If it doesn’t compile, he’ll still make it run. Somehow.

Eric approaches web development with the same energy most people reserve for brewing a triple espresso: focused, deliberate, and just a little dangerous. Equal parts architect, tinkerer, and professional “what-if” asker, he has been known to transform rough ideas into functioning digital systems before the whiteboard marker even dries.

With experience ranging from logistics and data wrangling to user interfaces that don’t make people cry, Eric has a knack for balancing practical needs with mildly excessive technical flourishes. His favorite tools are Bootstrap, a sturdy keyboard, and an inexplicable belief that PHP (and a little bit of JSON) can solve almost any problem.

In summary: if it can be automated, Eric will automate it… and if it can’t, he’ll try anyway, just to prove a point.

Isaac is a developer of many talents, but his most significant contribution to the team is, without question, his last name. Without him, SVS would simply be “SV,” which, let’s be honest, doesn’t roll off the tongue nearly as well.

In addition to being the critical third pillar of the acronym, Isaac brings an energetic, hyper-caffeinated, coffee-fueled energy to the team. He’s equally comfortable debugging code, designing systems, or just reminding everyone that the real reason he’s here is alphabetical destiny.

In addition to being cute enough to stop your heart, Isaac's training as an EMT ensures that he has the skills required to restart it.

In brief: Thanks to Isaac, SVS is complete. Without him, we’d just be an unfinished syllable.