Organizers

Sushama Nimmagadda (opens in new tab) - she/her - As a software engineer at Actual Reality Technologies, I build applications, solve technical challenges, and integrate AI to automate workflows. I’m always curious about emerging technologies and enjoy exploring how they can be applied in practical ways. Outside of work, you can often find me browsing for the latest tech and features. I’m excited to connect with different perspectives and bring my curiosity to the growing Toledo Codes community.

Jason McCoy (opens in new tab) - he/him - Jason is the founder of Virtual Corners and has spent nearly three decades building software and helping teams make better use of technology. As a full-stack developer, he has worked in both the public and private sectors across multiple industries. A maker at heart, he enjoys the blend of logic and creativity that application development demands and thrives on turning ideas into working products. Jason values the community Toledo Codes brings to Northwest Ohio and looks forward to helping it grow.

Keith Instone (opens in new tab) - he/him - I am a user experience consultant, working with business and IT teams to define, design and deliver great experiences for people using technology. As part of Tech Toledo (from 2011-2019), I helped foster the tech ecosystem in the Toledo region. With things like Toledo Codes, time for the next iteration.

Justin Beaudry (opens in new tab) - he/him - I am a seasoned software and systems engineer. As the Director of Engineering at Actual Reality Technologies, I lead teams across the stack—from front-end interfaces to data infrastructure—delivering solutions for startups and larger enterprises alike. My career has included roles at companies like Vida Health, United Airlines, and JetInsight, where I've championed collaborative, people-first engineering cultures.

Jeremy Schroeder (opens in new tab) - he/him - TouchStone Digital, Software Developer. Jeremy is a well-rounded developer who enjoys programming for the web. At work, he's developing next-generation Next.js applications for Fortune 500 companies—offering over 20 years of marketing knowledge, and over 15 years of developer experience. Apart from his full-time gig, Jeremy has been working to develop Spaceport, a full-stack web framework that embraces modern JavaScript, CSS, and HTML—wrapped into a server-side workflow that uses Groovy to manage the business logic. He's also developing several SaaS solutions, all using Spaceport.

Rebecca McCoy (opens in new tab) - she/her - Rebecca McCoy's two great passions are solving problems and helping other people chase their dreams—which is how twenty years in customer service turned into consulting, team leadership, and a standing habit of saying yes. She volunteers with Toledo Codes, coordinates events for The Loft 419, and co-founded Virtual Corners with her husband. In her free time, she reads widely, learns constantly, and makes room for art.

Alden Bodak (opens in new tab) - he/him - As a full-stack engineer at Actual Reality Technologies, I focus on developing AI-driven applications while drawing from my computer science background with a specialization in digital forensics. Beyond my professional work, I've had the opportunity to work with Empowered AI to help launch the Young Empowered Authors program. When not coding, I can be found on a sand volleyball court or a disc golf course. I love connecting with fellow developers and sharing knowledge about the exciting possibilities in tech.

Greg Miller (opens in new tab) - he/him - Over the years my role has shifted to include a variety of roles and experiences. My emphasis is on a web site's front-end and enjoys digging into the concept, visual design, user experience, and product development. I am driven to self improvement, challenging to grow and build skills. I work hard to be a contributing, and self-managing team partner.