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Mike Nicholaides has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Mike started their career as an Intern at Taylor Nelson Sofres in 2004. Mike then worked as a Web developer at the General Services Administration in 2005, where they were responsible for source and configuration management procedures and implementation for large intranet projects. Mike also gained experience in maintenance development and content management for the intranet portal.

In 2006, Mike became a Freelance Web Developer at AbleGray, where they focused on web development, architecture, and project management. Mike helped businesses improve their customer service and profitability through efficient web solutions. Mike worked there until 2013.

During their time at AbleGray, Mike also co-founded Therapy Platform in 2010 and served as the CTO. Unfortunately, there is no specific information about their responsibilities or projects at Therapy Platform. Mike was involved in the company until 2013.

In 2007, Mike worked as a Web Developer for Academic Ladder, where they worked closely with the company to enhance their online coaching business. Mike developed a website that fulfilled their initial needs and then integrated additional features to make the Academic Writing Clubs more beneficial for academics. Mike worked there until 2010.

Since 2013, Mike has been working as the CTO & Software Engineer at PromptWorks, a software development company based in Philadelphia and NYC. Mike has contributed to building ingenious, useful and long-lasting software solutions for clients such as Comcast, IQVIA, and Honeygrow. Specific details about their role and responsibilities at PromptWorks are not provided.

Overall, Mike Nicholaides has extensive experience in web development, architecture, project management, and software engineering.

Mike Nicholaides attended Abington High School from 1999 to 2003. Mike then pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science with foci in Human Computer Interaction and Artificial Intelligence at Drexel University from 2004 to 2009.