ToadTime Team

Joaquin Lippincott
Interface Designer

Joaquin Lippincott is one of the few people who successfully combines high-end creativity with a true understanding of technology. An expert in web and interactive technologies, Joaquin is also a graduate of the UCLA Design department and is a strong proponent of both web standards and Internet accessibility (government section 508). Over the years, he has worked with industry pioneers such as 76 Lubricants, 20th Century Fox Studios, American Suzuki Motors and Pharmacist.com among others.

As ToadTime's chief interface designer, he has been responsible for all of the design and interfaces, including ToadTime's innovative simultaneous list/input layout and inline help.

Jason Stege
Systems Administrator

Jason Stege has more than 10 years of experience in the information technology field and is an expert in architecting high-end, stable server systems. Not just a systems engineer, he is very accomplished programmer. In the course of his career, he has worked with a number of notable companies, including Digital Equipment Corporation (Hewlett-Packard), Mattel, Sandia National Labratories, Los Alamos National Labratories, and Motorola.

All of ToadTime's web and database servers are setup and maintained by Jason.

Regius Gunawan
Senior Application Developer

Regius Gunawan has over 9 years of experience specializing in the analysis and design of information systems. He has been involved in the core design and development of several high-volume sites, and continues to place great emphasis on performance and scalability. He has extensive experience with a wide variety of database environments, including Oracle, pgSQL, and MySQL, and is a veteran programmer, highly proficient in a number of languages including PHP, PERL, Java, JavaScript, and C/C++.

Regius has been responsible for the database architecture and back-end database calls for the ToadTime™ application.

Sam LaRoe
Project Manager

Sam comes to Metal Toad Media with a diverse educational and business background, with an emphasis on sales and customer service that is second to none. Degrees in literature and history give him the interpretive skills to parse out the difference between what a project requirement says and what it actually means. As a project manager, his most vital function as keeping open the lines of communication between clients and developers in order that the development path stays as true as possible to the original vision of the project. Not to mention, on time and on budget.