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Jason Buscema

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Location	San Diego, CA, United States
Introduction	I’m Jason Buscema (boo-schem-a), most likely no relation to Steve Buscemi (boo-schem-e), and I reside in sunny San Diego, California with my fantastic wife and kids. I have a degree in Business and Information Systems from Seattle Pacific University. I serve as Dirof Technology for Lambesis – a brand development agency in San Diego. I provide strategic consulting services to both the agency and our clients and lead tech projects from concept through launch. I live to experiment and connect things to make something awesome. Away from the office and geek life, I am a weekend warrior via the Home Depot, father of 3 boys, boater, pretend fisherman, avid photographer and master LEGO builder. I run Sideline Studios which specializes in youth sports photography. I like taking complex issues and problems and making them work whether it be tehc related, redoing a bathroom or how to two-year-old-proof a LEGO creation to make it last more than five minutes. I typically learn by trial and error… lots and lots of error.

Location

San Diego, CA, United States

Introduction

I’m Jason Buscema (boo-schem-a), most likely no relation to Steve Buscemi (boo-schem-e), and I reside in sunny San Diego, California with my fantastic wife and kids. I have a degree in Business and Information Systems from Seattle Pacific University. I serve as Dirof Technology for Lambesis – a brand development agency in San Diego. I provide strategic consulting services to both the agency and our clients and lead tech projects from concept through launch. I live to experiment and connect things to make something awesome. Away from the office and geek life, I am a weekend warrior via the Home Depot, father of 3 boys, boater, pretend fisherman, avid photographer and master LEGO builder. I run Sideline Studios which specializes in youth sports photography. I like taking complex issues and problems and making them work whether it be tehc related, redoing a bathroom or how to two-year-old-proof a LEGO creation to make it last more than five minutes. I typically learn by trial and error… lots and lots of error.