Learn, Build, Grow - Repeat.

BitMethod is a philosophy for us.

We are BitMethod.

Collectively, we’re a happy little technology company doing the Silicon Valley thing in “Flyover Country” — Des Moines, IA, to be specific. We love user experience, mobile, Mario Kart, and ping pong. Individually, we’re passionate practitioners of our respective disciplines, seeking opportunities to further our knowledge by both learning and teaching. Learn more about what we believe in our Field Guide to Modern Business.

Daniel E. Shipton

Dan Shipton CEO

Dan co-founded BitMethod in 2009. The company was born and grew through his stewardship of Impromptu Studio, Des Moines' first coworking community. Dan entered the startup world right out of college and hasn't looked back. He's currently one thesis short of an MS in Human Computer Interaction and has worked in application development and virtual reality for the last 10+ years. dan@bitmethod.com

Favorite topics: emerging technology trends, innovation, startup management

Current talks:

  • Building a Startup Culture

Igor Dobrosavljević

Igor Dobrosavljevic COO

Igor hit the ground running in the world of business, winning the Pappajohn Entrepreneurial business plan competition fresh out of college, and shortly after founding his own successful IT managed services company. He speaks business, tech, project management, and three other actual languages. Igor has a knack for hardware, networking, and keeping software guys on their toes. igor@bitmethod.com

Favorite Topics: operations, small business technology, positivity

Neil Roberts

Neil Roberts Senior Software Engineer

Neil is a Dojo master (unrelated to Kung-Fu) and an accomplished programmer, educator, and author. He's recently developed projects for iOS, Android, and the web. Neil freqeuntly runs JavaScript and iOS training programs for enterprise-level development teams, and has taught at Sun's JavaOne Conference. neil@bitmethod.com

Favorite topics: Ajax, iOS, practical programming

Current talks:

  • Straight Talk About Mobile (w/ team)
  • Hidden in Plain View: A Discussion on Mobile Usability (w/ Amanda)

Amanda Morrow

Amanda Morrow INTERACTIVE DESIGNER

Amanda is a fully-equipped design machine with a background in marketing. Her weapons of choice are a MacBook Pro, felt-tip markers and tons of fonts. She enjoys whipping brands into shape to make them bigger, badder and better. amanda@bitmethod.com

Favorite topics: user interface design, designing for startups, design strategy and software

Current talks:

  • Straight Talk About Mobile (w/ team)
  • Approaching a Mobile App Redesign
  • Hidden in Plain View: A Discussion on Mobile Usability (w/ Neil)