Michael Juros

I grew up as middle class soccer star and a neighborhood wander / explorer. Growing up in the 70's was awesome! I was privileged with stinky basement laboratories, a tool shed full of raw materials, an acre & 1/2 of land, and the freedom to roam the world without fear. I had plenty of unchaperoned time to tinker, experiment, play, and build without watchful eyes. This is why i do what i do. My environment and freedom shaped me.

I maximized the private college experience and continue to deliver A-, B+ work. I practiced Architecture with some truly gifted, dedicated servants. I was/am facinated with the intersection of technology, instrumentation and functinoal Architecture.

The challenge to balance taste, talent, Want and Need led me to wander off the path and into software developmnet and technology. How much freedom should you give yourself to try new, expereiment with work, and career development?

The ultimate dabbler of skiing, sailing, paddle board, guitar, and building / renovating. I still want to improve and tinker with most of what I encounter. I have the "design bug" a colleague once told me. Now it's all about convincing customers to "change" to "innovate". To try new, be courageous and make sound business decisions around design solutions. People are hardest to change.