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Jerrod Smith
Founder and principal architect
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Built by a software architect who works at the boundaries between systems.
enJerneering was founded by Jerrod Smith to solve a recurring engineering problem: organizations often have plenty of software and plenty of data, but the meaning of that data breaks down between systems.
Jerrod's background spans software architecture, product engineering, and systems integration, including industrial and operational technology. He holds certifications in Cognite Data Fusion, Snowflake data engineering and generative AI, machine learning with Python, and 3D WebGL development, and works with modern data, cloud, API, and event-driven architectures.
enJerneering focuses on the layer between source systems and business outcomes, designing models and integrations that make business data reusable across platforms.
Credentials
Certifications
Data platforms and modeling
Core values
What we stand for
01Integrity and diligence
We tell you what we find, even when it is inconvenient, and we follow through on every commitment we make.
02Excellence and efficiency
We do the work the right way the first time, with repeatable processes that save you time and cost.
03Innovation and forward thinking
We stay current on data platforms and AI, so the systems we design for you hold up as your tools change.
04Partnership and trust
We communicate openly, work toward your goals, and aim to be the partner you call for the next phase, not just this project.
Principles
How we work
01Use what you already have
We build on the warehouse, integration tools, and applications you already pay for. We write custom code only when no product does the job.
02Start with one problem
We pick one use case, a few source systems, and clear acceptance criteria. We expand only after that first piece works.
03Leave you in control
You get the models, code, and documentation, written so your own team can run and change them after we leave.
Make the data you have usable across the systems you own.
Start with one data flow, two to four systems, and a fixed-fee diagnostic.
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