About

Brad Touesnard

As founder of Delicious Brains Inc, Brad has worn many hats. He now spends most of his time managing the product teams and growing the business. Before starting this company, Brad was a freelance web developer, specializing in front-end development.

Ian Jones

Ian is always developing software, usually with PHP and JavaScript, loves wrangling SQL to squeeze out as much performance as possible, but also enjoys tinkering with and learning new concepts from new languages.

Iain Poulson

Iain is a product manager based in the south of England. He also runs multiple WordPress products. He helps people buy and sell WordPress businesses and writes a monthly newsletter about WordPress trends.

Ashley Rich

Ashley is a Laravel and Vue.js developer with a keen interest in tooling for WordPress hosting, server performance, and security. Before joining Delicious Brains, Ashley served in the Royal Air Force as an ICT Technician.

Matt Shaw

Matt is a WordPress plugin developer located near Philadelphia, PA. He loves to create awesome new tools with PHP, JavaScript, and whatever else he happens to get his hands on.

Caillie West

Caillie, based out of Ottawa, Ontario, helps out with all things marketing. She comes from a background in broadcasting, photography and WordPress development.

Lewis Warren

Lewis is a Product Designer from London that loves coffee and dislikes bitmaps. From websites to mobile games, Lewis has years of agency experience working on all kinds of products.

Ram Ratan Maurya

Ram is a WordPress developer from India. He builds free and premium WordPress themes and plugins. In his free time he loves to read books and dig into code.

Erik Torsner

Well experienced software developer from Stockholm, Sweden with a specific taste for WordPress plugins, software quality and automations. Loves any technology that turns out to be the right solution to the problem.

George Fehr

George is a Laravel and Vue.js developer from the small town of Aylmer, Ontario. With a background in custom software development, he sees problems everywhere that could be solved with software.

Katelynn Barlowe

Katelynn is a PHP and JavaScript developer based in central Virginia. She's that rare breed of coding nerd who also loves design. In her free time, she bikes and reads in beautiful places.

Ahmed Hussein

Ahmed is a software engineer from Egypt. He loves JavaScript, Electronics, and big into WordPress and the culinary world. A true Hufflepuff, and a Harry Potter fan.

Jonathan Bossenger

Jonathan is an open-source enthusiast, developer, and writer from Cape Town, South Africa. He enjoys learning about new web technologies and sharing that knowledge with others. Prone to drinking too much coffee!

Sanjucta Ghose

Sanjucta is a software professional from India who has coded in a host of languages including Java, PHP and JavaScript. For the past several years her focus has been on WordPress and WooCommerce development. An enthusiastic hiker and avid traveller, Sanjucta enjoys finding out more about different cultures and cuisines.

Thomas McGee

Thomas is a WordPress designer and video producer from Boise, Idaho. He enjoys breaking complex problems into simple, easy-to-digest, visual solutions.

Phil Webster

Phil is a WordPress developer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he lives with his wife and three kids. Before becoming a developer, he performed and toured as a professional percussionist (that's fancy for drummer). When not coding, he enjoys doing things outdoors: hiking, biking, sailing, and especially cooking.

Liam Gladdy

Liam’s a veteran WordPress developer based in Bath, UK. He’s a fan of all things devops, gaming and coffee, but is still working on his espresso skills. Just don’t ask him to try latte art… the results are never good.

Daniel Mendoza

Daniel is a software developer from Mexico, specialized in Laravel and VueJS but he also enjoys building stuff with Python. He's a full-time geek who loves reading sci-fi and mystical stuff. He will use any Star Wars or Lord of the Rings reference if he can.

James Clark

James is a Full Stack developer from Iowa. He's been working with PHP and JavaScript for over 20 years, with a recent focus on Laravel and Vue. His experience is backed by a masters in Computer Information Systems. James spends a lot of time reading and thinking about clean code, and hopes to one day write some.

Ryan Neudorf

Ryan is a PHP and Vue.js developer from Winnipeg, Canada. He has decades of experience writing custom software, occasionally dabbling in WordPress. He enjoys the 3Cs: coffee, camping and cycling.

Kevin Hoffman

Kevin is a product manager based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a background in user interface design and web development. When he's not shaping the next feature, he's spending time with his wife, family, and many nieces and nephews.

Ross Wintle

Ross is a software developer based in Swindon in the UK who specialises in WordPress and Laravel. He enjoys solving all kinds of complex, real world problems with code and loves helping other developers out. In a previous life he worked on aerospace systems; websites have always felt more down to earth!

Mike Davey

Mike is an editor and writer based in Hamilton, Ontario, with an extensive background in business-to-business communications and marketing. His hobbies include reading, writing, and wrangling his four children.

We Are A Global Company

Careers

We currently aren't hiring for any positions, but if you'd like us to keep you in mind for the next time we're hiring be sure send an email to work @ our domain name.

Giving back to WordPress & Open Source Software

Giving back is a big part of our company culture. We know we wouldn't be where we are today as professionals or as a company without WordPress and open source software. And so we are compelled to give back in time and money.

Each member of the Delicious Brains team spends an entire day each month contributing to WordPress and other open source software. We started this in November 2014, shortly after Matt's Five for the Future appeal. As individuals, most of us had contributed to WordPress and/or open source software, but the instances were few and far between. As a company we are committed to regular contributions each month.

We have also sponsored community meetups, WordCamps, and other WordPress conferences from time-to-time.

From helping with refugee crises to controlling the spread of disease, the Red Cross is always there, helping people in the face of disaster. We make a modest monthly donation, but may also donate a lump sum for events where the Government of Canada offers to match donations.

We also donate a small monthly sum to Amnesty International to aid them in fighting injustice, exposing human rights violations, and pressuring governments to act.

Nearly one million people, one third of whom are children, rely on assistance from food banks in Canada each month. We believe that nobody should go hungry in Canada, so we donate annually to Feed Nova Scotia.

Can you imagine not having Wikipedia? Or having a Wikipedia with ads? We feel it's extremely important that Wikipedia remains free and nonprofit. To help that happen, we make an annual contribution to the Wikimedia Foundation.

Giving to Charity

We are a global company. Our team and customers are distributed across the world, and as global citizens, it's important for us to do our part to make the world a better place. That means helping out where we can.