# Jon Lamb > Jon Lamb is a software practice leader, Director and equity partner at Kinetech, where he co-leads the public-sector and nonprofit practice. Based in San Antonio, he works across product, delivery, people, client relationships, and finance. Jon previously spent six years in client financial management at Accenture. His site contains his biography, professional case studies, résumé, and personal blog. His mission is to help millions through useful software. Current professional responsibilities and future ambitions are distinguished in the biography. Personal builds are separate from client work; Conductor belongs to Kinetech. ## Start here - [About Jon](https://jonlamb.co/about): Personal biography and mission. - [Work](https://jonlamb.co/work): Selected professional work and Jon’s contribution. - [Résumé](https://jonlamb.co/resume): Roles, experience, qualifications, and achievements. - [Download résumé](https://jonlamb.co/JonLamb_Resume_09-2026.pdf): Current downloadable PDF. - [Blog](https://jonlamb.co/blog): Published essays, personal stories, and comparisons. - [Contact](https://jonlamb.co/#contact): Contact form. ## Selected professional work - [State of Michigan](https://jonlamb.co/work/relief-at-scale): Delivery recovery and growth across five engagements. - [Conductor](https://jonlamb.co/work/conductor): Product direction and implementation of Kinetech’s configurable case-management platform. - [Public Utility Commission of Texas](https://jonlamb.co/work/puct): Client-facing delivery leadership for contested-case management. - [Utah Transit Authority](https://jonlamb.co/work/community-ride): Winning proposal and native mobile delivery. - [Construction operations](https://jonlamb.co/work/construction-operations): Software spanning office, field, and financial workflows. ## Published blog posts - [Using Jev to make AI slop a little less sloppy](https://jonlamb.co/blog/using-jev-to-make-ai-slop-a-little-less-sloppy): I tried using Jev to check whether an old proof of concept followed its own rules. Here’s one bug it caught, how we found it, and the skills you can try yourself. - [Before Hiring a Second Developer, I’d Ask to Use the App](https://jonlamb.co/blog/i-know-who-id-hire-for-my-next-software-project): AI makes it more practical for the person who understands the work to also own the application. That changes who I’d hire—and when I’d add a second developer. - [It works when I’m not working](https://jonlamb.co/blog/it-works-when-im-not-working): A Bake Off website became a test of something I want more of from AI: a project that keeps moving after I’ve stopped thinking about it. - [Mendix Is the Platonic Ideal of Vibe Coding](https://jonlamb.co/blog/mendix-platonic-ideal-of-vibe-coding): AI can build software from English. Mendix gives us a visual model for understanding and checking what it built. - [You Really Think the Biggest Technological Breakthrough in Human History Won't Create a Bubble?](https://jonlamb.co/blog/biggest-breakthrough-bubble): The technology is real. The future is bright. And there just ain't no way the stock market handles it rationally. - [The world has changed and no one announced it](https://jonlamb.co/blog/the-world-has-changed): An open letter to anyone still building software the old way. AI didn't just make building faster — it collapsed the distance between builder and user, and ended the era of 'say no, ship the compromise.' - [A Love Letter to Dumplings](https://jonlamb.co/blog/a-love-letter-to-dumplings): How a picky kid who only ate dumpling wrappers grew up to make hundreds of dumplings every weekend at a San Antonio farmers market. ## Comparisons and external projects - [Claude vs. Codex for Mendix](https://jonlamb.co/claude-vs-codex): Jon’s experience-based comparison; not a controlled benchmark. - [GitHub](https://github.com/jonlambchop): Personal code and side projects. - [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-lambchop/): Jon’s professional profile. - [Bubble Burster](https://therejustaintnoway.com/): Personal market thesis and Four Horsemen tracker. ## Optional - [Sitemap](https://jonlamb.co/sitemap.xml): Public pages and released blog posts. - [Projects](https://jonlamb.co/projects): Additional personal projects. - [Privacy](https://jonlamb.co/privacy): Privacy policy. - [Terms](https://jonlamb.co/terms): Terms of use.