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Jake Greenwood
Principal Engineer | C# | .NET | Typescript | UI frameworks | Azure
Jake Greenwood is the Principal Engineer at Neighbourly, a platform focused on community support and redistribution of resources. He has been with the company for several years, progressing through different roles:
Career at Neighbourly
- 2021 - present: Principal Engineer2
- 2014 - 2021: Senior Developer2
- 2014: Contract Developer (initially)2
Achievements
Jake has been involved in Neighbourly's significant milestones. In September 2022, he shared on LinkedIn that the Neighbourly platform had supported the redistribution of 100 million meals to almost 6,000 good causes.1 This highlights the platform's impact and Jake's contribution to its success.
Technical Expertise
As a Principal Engineer, Jake likely has extensive experience in:
- C# programming
- .NET framework
- TypeScript
- UI frameworks
- Azure cloud services3
His role suggests he is involved in high-level technical decisions and leadership within the engineering team at Neighbourly.
Jake Greenwood's work at Neighbourly aligns with the company's mission to support communities and facilitate the redistribution of resources, as evidenced by the platform's significant achievements in meal redistribution and support for good causes.
Highlights
Progress update: following the closure announcement, the MoodPanda community is winding down. Posts are slowing, people are downloading their data, sharing memories and asking each other for alternatives to MoodPanda. One person’s offered to connect me with investors to keep it going, in a case of what they called “the grieving stage of denial.”
The community aspect of our offering is still something that makes us stand out from other self-focussed apps. It’s an app about measuring your mood but it’s the community that was our magic sauce. And it was the community’s reaction I was most mindful of when we announced the closure.
So far, though, it’s just been a response of pure love and support from our “pandas”. And they seem to be finding a gap left in our wake
3 years after my 100km endurance event went slightly awry, and after a year of physio for achilles tendinopathy I've successfully completed a 50km ultra challenge this weekend 🙌
It's an endurance event where you walk quickly instead of run, so you're on your feet for much longer.. the challenge is quite different to a running one.
The 100km 2019 event took me around 24 hours (I DNFed at 93.5km because of injury).
This 50km (31 miles) took me 9.5 hours
I think I'm actually done with these challenges! 😅
