Jackrabbit Technologies
Brett Cramer began their professional career in 1992 as a Loss Analysis Processor at Barclays American Mortgage. In 1994, they moved to SPC (System and Programming Consultants) as a Developer. In 1997, they joined Norman Technologies as a Programmer and Partner, providing development and consulting services for banking clients. In 2003, they joined Wells Fargo as a Senior Developer, where they analyzed project requirements, created logic and physical design documents, and made regular use of ASP. NET, C#, JSP, JSTL, JavaScript, jQuery, Java, web service interfaces, Oracle database, and financial services applications. Brett was later promoted to Senior Architect/Developer and provided programming and consulting services for Wachovia, and then to Senior Developer, where they developed the business and database layers using Java servlets and Oracle. In 2011, they joined Jackrabbit Technologies, Inc. as the Development Support Manager.
Brett Cramer attended the UNC Charlotte Belk College of Business from 1987 to 1992, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Brett also attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte from 1987 to 1992, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Business/Managerial Economics.
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Jackrabbit Technologies
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Jackrabbit Technologies provides class management software to youth activity centers, including gymnastics and cheer gyms, dance studios, child care centers, and music and swim schools. Jackrabbit is rich in features that elevate efficiencies by automating enrollment management, billing and registration, and offers skill tracking, a mobile app, live video streaming, and staff and customer portals. Since 2004, Jackrabbit Technologies’ continues to grow because of its passion for helping clients leverage tools and resources that help their businesses thrive. Jackrabbit Technologies provides easy-to-use, full-featured, cloud solutions through pricing tiers to help businesses of every size take advantage of its robust software.