Jeremiah Jones is a highly accomplished systems and software architect, complexity theorist, and entrepreneur with a wide range of experience in the tech industry. He is the founder of Techuity, an investment firm for tech startups, and currently serves as Senior Architect for PrinterLogic and Co-Founder for Madra Learning. Jeremiah has played vital roles in various businesses, including as a Lead Technologist, Principal Engineer, Enterprise Architect, and CTO.

Jeremiah Jones is an expert in the following areas: Advising executive teams, AWS (Amazon Web Services) Pro Certified Developer, Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Continuous Integration and Automation (CICD), Applied and Custom software development (enterprise software, web apps, mobile, and serverless), training/lecturing/presenting on systems engineering, Startup advisor and mentor.

Jeremiah has a robust educational background that includes an MBA in Business from Washington University, Professional Education in Cybersecurity and Big Data from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an MS in Information Technology - Context-Aware Computing, and a BS in Information Technology - Engineering from Brigham Young University.

Jeremiah is a co-founder of multiple private companies, including Techuity, Sentius, and Madra, along with advising or mentoring fellow entrepreneurs. He has extensive involvement in building enterprise software and technologies for several Fortune 100 companies. Jeremiah enjoys presenting/lecturing at local universities (both business and engineering) and was the Resident Venture Developer at the University of Utah, assisting faculty in building tech and launching startups.

Jeremiah Jones is diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD-1, a.k.a. Asperger’s). His neurodivergence is an incredible source of creativity that provides him with a natural, systems-centric approach to problem-solving. He is an amateur classical pianist, husband, father, and a chocolate-chip cookie connoisseur, rounding off his incredible experience with a unique personal touch.