Ryan Anguiano
bl4ckbird@hackedexistence.com
Ryan has been an avid developer in the web industry for 6 years. He is fluent in PHP, HTML, Javascript, CSS, Ajax and Python as well as many other languages and technologies. He has experience developing web based technologies for various corporations and has created platforms that leverage many cutting edge technologies. His abilities to control and develop web platforms that incorporate elegant UI design allow him to push the boundaries with web based user interaction.
Joey Calca
r3dfish@hackedexistence.com
A recent graduate of Arizona State University with a BS in Computer Information Systems from W.P. Carey School of Business @ Arizona State University, Joey is experienced in many aspects of computers, from Digital Logic Gates to programming to the Business Application of Computer Concepts.
With a passion for emerging technologies, Joey pursues many projects dealing with the implementation of bleeding edge software, open source operating systems and infant programming paradigms in order to solve the problems posed by the widespread adoption of current technologies.
James Kallof Jr.
fuzzy@hackedexistence.com
James currently works at the world's largest Domain Registrar, GoDaddy.com and is a recent graduate of Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems from the W.P. Carey School of Business. Having over 5 years of experience ranging from computer sales & support to web development with a specialty in ecommerce and internet marketing, James enjoys learning about all aspects of technology. He enjoys going to concerts and collecting domains in his free time.
Dave Lorenzi
dr_dave@hackedexistence.com
Dave Lorenzi is currently a graduate student at Rutgers, pursuing his Masters in Information Technology. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems from W.P. Carey School of Business @ Arizona State University, and a minor in International Business. David has over 3 years of experience working in enterprise level IT environments, doing systems design and implementation. He has won numerous awards in academic competitions. David also enjoys collecting and restoring vintage computer hardware and maintains a stable of various exotic workstations from a multitude of computing paradigms.