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       Bravo LT needs you to be a part of our highly motivated group of technology experts. We share a passion for technology and the community we serve, and we are committed to building long-lasting, productive relationships. We focus on giving back to the community, positively impacting society, and providing quality solutions that work. We believe in autonomy, mastery purpose and trusting people to do the right thing — and we think Bravo LT is a pretty great place to be a part of.
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+      - name: Agile Business Analyst - Team Lead
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/6-agile-ba-team-lead.pdf
+      - name: Informatica ETL Engineer
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/14-informatica-etl-engineer.pdf
+      - name: Oracle APEX Engineer
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/21-oracle-apex-engineer.pdf
+      - name: Scrum Master
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/5-scrum-master.pdf
+      - name: Senior Software Developer - Front End
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/24-senior-front-end-developer.pdf
+      - name: Senior Software Developer - GoLang
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/22-senior-developer-golang.pdf
+      - name: Senior Software Developer - Java
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/20-senior-java-developer.pdf
+      - name: Software Developer - Front End
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/23-front-end-developer.pdf
+      - name: Software Developer - Java
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/18-java-developer.pdf
+      - name: Software Engineer - IoT
+        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/19-software-engineer-iot.pdf
       - name: Software Developer - .NET
         linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/17-dot-net-developer.pdf
-      - name : Software Developer - Java 
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/18-java-developer.pdf
-      - name : Senior Software Developer - Java
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/20-senior-java-developer.pdf
-      - name : Software Engineer - IoT
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/19-software-engineer-iot.pdf    
-      - name : Scrum Master
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/5-scrum-master.pdf
-      - name : Agile Business Analyst - Team Lead
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/6-agile-ba-team-lead.pdf
-      - name : Quality Assurance (QA) Analyst
+      - name: Quality Assurance (QA) Analyst
         linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/8-quality-assurance-qa-analyst.pdf
-      - name : Informatica ETL Engineer
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/14-informatica-etl-engineer.pdf
-      - name : Oracle APEX Engineer
-        linkToImage: ../images/jobdescriptions/21-oracle-apex-engineer.pdf

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-                <h5 id="at-bravo-lt-we-believe-stem-education-is-key-to-strengthening-west-michigan-from-the-inside-out-">At Bravo LT, we believe STEM education is key to strengthening West Michigan from the inside out.</h5>
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 <p>That’s why we were pleased to host our second-annual free Raspberry Pi Youth Camp which gave local students an opportunity to explore computer programming in a fun and engaging way.</p>
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 <p>The free event, held August 9 and 11, 2016 at Davenport University in Grand Rapids, was powered by our developers, who generously volunteered their time to teach camp participants about the Python programming language and Raspberry Pi devices—inexpensive credit card-sized computers that plug into TVs or monitors and use keyboards and mice.</p>
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 <p>This year’s camp kicked off with an inspiring, informative presentation by Bravo LT developer Mike Nishizawa on the history—and the sheer power—of computer programming. Mike walked campers through some of the amazing innovations that took us from Turing Machines to the 1969 moon landing to the future of quantum computing.</p>
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 <p>Following Mike’s presentation, Bravo LT president and founder Ed Nausieda wrapped up the day by helping students assemble their Raspberry Pi devices. It was fun watching the children excitedly explore the NOOBS operating system’s built-in features, such as LibreOffice, the command-line interface, and—last but not least—games!</p>
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 <p>On day two, Bravo LT developers Dustin Clifford and Dave Schoutens introduced campers to the world of programming. During Dustin’s presentation, students worked in Scratch and Python to create a sequence for an actual toy rocket launch!</p>
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 <p>And if programming a rocket launch wasn’t cool enough, the students also used Python to hack Minecraft during Dave’s engrossing presentation. Given the incredible popularity of Minecraft, this lesson was—not surprisingly—a huge hit with the campers!</p>
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 <p>Following the Minecraft presentation, the countdown was on, and students were able to finally to “Blast Off!” After traveling to a nearby park, the campers used their Raspberry Pi devices to send a rocket into orbit! It was an exciting ending to an action-packed two days.</p>
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 <p>We’d like to extend a heartfelt “thank you” to the Bravo LT staff who came together to promote and volunteer at the event, Minda Joi for donating her time and photography services, Davenport University for allowing us to use their facilities, and the parents and children who helped make this year’s camp a resounding success!</p>
 
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                 <p>At Bravo LT, we believe STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education is key to strengthening the future for the next generation. As a technology and e-Learning company in West Michigan, we love introducing the next generation of children to technology. Last month we hosted our third-annual Raspberry Pi Youth Camp which gave local students (ages 10-14) an opportunity to explore computer programming in a fun and engaging way.</p>
 
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 <p>We hosted this free event at Davenport University in Grand Rapids. The two night event was powered by our developers, who generously volunteer their time to teach camp participants about the Python programming language and Raspberry Pi devices—inexpensive credit card-sized computers that plug into TVs or monitors and use keyboards and mice.</p>
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 <p>Camp kicked off with an inspiring, informative presentation by developer Mike Nishizawa on the history, and sheer power, of computer programming. Mike walked campers through some of the amazing innovations that took us from Turing Machines to the 1969 moon landing to the future of quantum computing.</p>
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 <p>Following Mike’s presentation, Bravo LT president and founder Ed Nausieda helped students assemble their Raspberry Pi devices.</p>
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 <p>Bravo LT developer Jacob Weber and Scrum Master Brad Nelson introduced campers to the world of programming. During Jacob and Brad’s presentations, students were introduced to Scratch and Python  (which created a sequence to run their GoPiGo cars)! They carefully installed their Raspberry Pi devices into their GoPiGo cars.</p>
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 <p>And if remotely controlling their GoPiGo cars with their Raspberry Pi computers wasn’t cool enough, the students tested out Minecraft during Jacob’s engrossing presentation. Given the incredible popularity of Minecraft, this lesson was a huge hit with the campers!</p>
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 <p>Bravo Lt’s Digital Media Designer, Alysa Passage, fueled the children with fresh pizza and homemade brownies. After dinner the students unleashed their cars on the nicely carpeted race track to “Drive to the Future!” The campers used their Raspberry Pi devices to navigate their GoPiGo cars through a series of obstacles courses and race to the finish line.  More than once, an unexpected and hilarious demolition derby broke out on the track. It was an exciting ending to an action-packed two days.</p>
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 <p>We’d like to extend a heartfelt “thank you” to the Bravo LT staff who came together to promote and volunteer at the event, Davenport University for the use of their facilities, Byrne and Lacks Enterprises, INC. for their generous donations, and the parents and children who helped make this year’s camp a wonderful experience!</p>
 
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 <p>We&rsquo;re passionate about equipping your teams with the cutting-edge Lean Agile Certification training they need!</p>
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 <p>This summer we hosted an Agile Advanced Scrum Master Certification course in down-town Grand Rapids. We had a blast hosting and teaching participants from Gordon Food Service, Meijer, Spectrum Health, and more. Most beneficially, great discussions formed across the varying industries which created a learning environment filled with collaboration.</p>
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 <p>Our Bronze Partnership in Agile allows us to advise our clients on the Scaled Agile Framework to help them reach their business goals more effectively. We’re excited to continue to offer Lean Agile training locally since we’ve seen first hand how applying Agile project management methodologies creates big wins for our clients in various enterprises.</p>
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 <p>October 26, November 2, 9, and 16
 5:00 - 7:00 PM</p>
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 <p>BOSS 2015 explores specific open source topics, to include:</p>
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 <p>This free four-day symposium, held on alternating Mondays in September and October, features highly interactive training sessions to include the following delivery methods: traditional lecture and demonstration, video, case studies, hands-on activities and group discussion.</p>
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 <p>BOSS welcomes anyone who&rsquo;s passionate about open source, including: developers and programmers, architects, engineers, designers, system admins, business and system analysts, IT managers and IT directors.</p>
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 <p>Dave Schoutens, Senior Java Developer</p>
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 <p>Ryan Graffy, Lead Senior Software Developer</p>
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 <p>Bravo LT | 660 Cascade West Parkway SE | Grand Rapids, MI 49546</p>
 
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