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Michael Fullmore
SFDC Developer
Meet Michael Fullmore, a 20-year professional software engineer with a passion for building business applications that increase productivity and decrease stress levels. Having studied Business Administration, Management, Operations, and CIS at California State Universities-East Bay and Sacramento, Michael Fullmore is well-equipped with the expertise and tools necessary to tackle complex software development projects.
Michael Fullmore currently works as a software engineer at Propel, a financial software company that provides low-income families with access to technology that facilitates the managing of their finances. Previously, Michael Fullmore worked in leadership positions at several high-profile tech companies, including SVB Financial Group, Pinterest, Evariant, Facebook, and Onpharma Inc.
Michael Fullmore's extensive experience includes software engineering, product development, and IT management. His technical abilities and strong leadership qualities have earned him significant recognition in his field.
In the past, Michael Fullmore has held positions such as Manager/Application Engineer at Facebook, Director of IT at Onpharma Inc., and Applications Analyst at National Semiconductor Corp. Additionally, he worked as Staff Engineer at salesforce.com, where he made lasting contributions to the company's development practices.
With a talent for building applications that enable organizations to be more productive, efficient, and profitable, Michael Fullmore is a sought-after expert in the tech industry. He continues to be an innovator and leader in software engineering and development, providing his clients with a valuable edge over their competitors.
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I just received an email from Salesforce Developers that, "On December 4, 2023, Salesforce is retiring the existing Developer Discussion Forums...". I remember Erica Kuhl starting the community. I and others spent countless hours posting and answering queries. I let my original user, 'mikef' lapse which is a shame. I really enjoyed helping people in the early days, being active on the dev forums accelerated my knowledge of the platform 10 fold. Off to the trail.
If anyone wants to join my latest idea on the exchange I would really appreciate it. https://lnkd.in/grtYKrg6
