Summary
Josh Zamor is a Principal Software Engineer with 12 years of experience designing and delivering national-scale, highly automated distributed systems that have produced millions in value across public health and government domains. He has a track record of leading multi-disciplinary teams to re-architect legacy platforms into microservice, containerized ecosystems and building high-performance data pipelines—one rewrite improved Tanzania’s logistics query performance by over 3600x. Josh champions open-source governance and standards adoption, having steered licensing strategy and helped integrate supply chain resources into HL7 FHIR while growing sustainable community stewardship. His work spans end-to-end system architecture, data engineering, and interoperability for health supply chains, including a product master catalog now managing 30,000+ items across national and global catalogs. A returned Peace Corps volunteer based in Colorado, he blends technical rigor with field experience in capacity building and pragmatic product design. He frequently navigates cross-sector stakeholder landscapes to translate donor, government, and private-sector needs into durable, auditable software solutions.
12 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer Science, BS, Computer Science at Northern Arizona University
English, Swahili