Jared Reisinger began programming professionally straight out of college, four days before his twentieth birthday.  Do the math, and that works out to over 50,000 hours of professional programming experience, which makes him five world-class experts in one, according to Malcolm Gladwell’s “10,000 hours of experience” claim in Outliers.  In 2012, after many years of mentoring junior programmers, he undertook the challenge of teaching high school AP Computer Science while simultaneously working full-time, and managed not only to keep his sanity, but also to help his class to score above the national average.  He lives with three adorable Basenjis and his wife, who is also adorable.