Apprentice to CTO in 7 Years
Nick Schello, Revelry’s Chief Technology Officer, began his career here as a software engineer in our apprentice program in 2014. After seven and a…
Nick Schello
CTO
About Nick Schello
Nick Schello joined Revelry in 2015 as an apprentice and – bam! – worked his way to CTO in seven short years. He brings to the role experience and expertise in product development and innovation, building software delivery teams, and helping businesses actualize value through iterative improvements.
As CTO, Nick is charged with overseeing Revelry’s product delivery teams and leading the engineering department. With a track record of success in enhancing operational efficiency, he is known for the strategic implementation of tactics that boost productivity and elevate quality standards. His strong leadership is evident in his ability to manage cross-functional teams effectively, thriving in fast-paced and dynamic environments.
Nick holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from Xavier University. A New Orleans native currently residing in Charlotte, North Carolina, Nick enjoys being outdoors. When he isn't finding an excuse to visit home, he can often be found cycling or playing soccer.
Top Skills: Leadership Development, Team Management, Technical Leadership, Web Applications, Relational Databases, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Docker Products, Kubernetes, Application Programming Interfaces (API), Elixir/Phoenix, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, React, React Native, Linux, CSS, HTML, SQL, PostgreSQL
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