Deep Space Program™ is an independent full-service digital agency offering
strategy, product, creative and technology services. We design and develop
digital properties and experiences for all screens, devices, and media.
We care deeply about the experience technology provides and believe in
building purposeful products that last.
We make an effort to partner with teams across a variety of industries and
disciplines. As users ourselves, we enjoy building products that are
unique, fun, and that blur the lines of design and engineering.
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A self proclaimed life-long learner, Andrew wholeheartedly embodies the
adage "always the student, never the master." As lead
engineer, he handles DSP's technical solutions. In his own words,
Andrew's guiding principle is "balance." With a degree in Applied
and Computational Mathematics from the University of Southern
California, as well as professional experience as a photographer,
his specialty lies in finding creative solutions that blur the line
between art and science.
Beginning his journey as an engineer five years ago developing mobile
applications, Andrew has since steeped himself in research, pursuing
proficiency in today's most forward-facing computer languages,
frameworks, and platforms. With practical experience across the full
technological stack, he is fully equipped with the tools and knowledge
to build efficient, scalable solutions that run swiftly. He strongly
believes that an application's user interface, as well as its source
code, can (and should) be beautifully designed. All else aside, Andrew
guarantees that all Deep Space Program™ products are created uniquely
and cohesively. "Each component of a DSP application is conceptualized
and built in consideration of the whole", he says, "from its
front-facing user interface to its backend database schema."
Outside of work, Andrew's primary passions are fitness and language.
He's fluent in English and Spanish, conversationally comfortable in
French, and is currently (struggling with) learning Japanese. Having
recently returned from a month in Tokyo, it's possible that he's
improved.
