Sean Coleman

Software Efficiency Strategist

Having a long history of entreprenuership, Sean Coleman started a succesful graphic design company in 2002 providing custom logo design for small and medium businesses. The business eventually expanded into website design and consulting.

In 2004, Sean started attending Arizona State University as a Computer Systems Engineering, BSE. In addition to enrolling as a full-time student, Sean worked part-time as a Technolgy Analyst for ASU. Despite being actively involved in the department, Sean was intrigued by the lack of efficiency that seemed to spread across the campus. In addition, he was surprised to see a lack of innovation and improvment through the years. This started Sean's thesis topic of developing an open source software policy for the public sector. Sean's main point in his thesis are that organizations can not only reduce cost by using free open source software, but generate additional revenue through donations from innovation in technology.

Sean is the web designer for Lean Fix as well as the lead software strategist. He also takes in active role in business process improvement and development.

Damian Dufau

Process Efficiency Strategist

With an extensive background in technology education, Damian specializes in process efficiency. His approach to improve systems involves the implementation of lean principles, following the Toyota example. His experience with the subject began at Arizona State University, where he delivered a strategy for lean education designed to enhance the impact of technology curricula.

Damian graduated from ASU with a Master degree in Microelectronic Engineering Technology, after having earned his Associate and Bachelor degrees in Electronic Engineering Technology at Northwestern State University. He gained hands-on experience in the semiconductor manufacturing industry and he also worked providing IT solutions at ASU. His experience has allowed him to sharpen his analytical skills in detecting the root cause of inefficiencies in systems, and he is now devoted to deliver lean IT solutions with Lean Fix.

Parker Day

Hardware Efficiency Strategist

Parker Day was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area where he was surrounded by emerging and cutting edge technology.  Having successfully owned and operated his own computer repair company by age 18, Parker understands the importance of strong customer relationships and a quality product.  After moving to Arizona from California, he began broadening his horizons at Arizona State University, where he received his private pilot’s license in 2007.  He is currently pursuing a degree in economics through ASU’s world renowned W.P. Carrey School of Business.  Parker's role at Lean Fix is to ensure technology is intuitive, powerful, and environmentally friendly.