JLJDavidson was formed to provide quality, reliable, low cost, and open source products to small businesses and individuals. Our goal is help your business build secure, reliable, quality, and flexible information technology solutions. Take a minute to get to know us.
Jason is the owner, system architect, developer, engineer, and information technologist behind JLJDavidson. From his first Commodore 64 in 1983 to his current Linux cluster, Jason has grown up a computer geek. Jason graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from the Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology at Butte, MT in December 1994. He started his career with the Helena MT office of BDM Technologies in January 1995. He went through the ranks quickly and eventually lead mission critical development teams. Jason's expertise ranges from legacy COBOL mainframe systems to J2EE systems. His IT career has challenged him at customer service, team leadership, technical advising, system architecture, database design, and other character building endeavors.
A bit of trivia: ever been in the grocery store and noticed someone using a Montana Access debit card? Jason was the lead architect and developer on this project. He developed the debit card processing framework and real-time financial processing system.
Becky is the "human" side of JLJDavidson. She is the business development lead and the person who keeps us realistic. She's a sounding board for ideas and brings a much needed non-information technology perspective to the business. Becky is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant and is very much a hands-on "people person."