BIO






Joshua Cade

Perpetual project machine, anti-capitalist political philosopher, and author. I’m organizing systems based resistance to the cycles of theft and hoarding of labor’s earnings and representation.

Currently working on outlining capital’s role in reducing representation of We the People, forming a startup to reform representation, encouraging people to run for office, and organizing citizen lobbying in Austin, TX.


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Bio
 Experienced entrepreneur, team leader, and project manager with a wide range of technical experience in the fields of politics, architecture, technical writing, visual design, and more.
Education
 ArcGIS Certification (In Progress)
Google UI/UX Certification
Masters of Architecure
Bachelors of Business Management
Employment
(often concurrent) Dep. Field Manager: Federal Congress
2026 (current)

Policy Data Mapping Interface
 2025 (current)

Campaign Data Resource Development
2025 (current)

 CAD Department Manager
2022 – 2025 (current)

Campaign Manager: Federal Congress
2025

Campaign Manager: Local Justice of the Peace
2022

Entrepreneur: TTRPG Tools
2020 – 2023

Campaign Manager: Federal Congress
2020

Project Architect
2016 – 2020 (covid)

Entrepreneur: Hand-made Flat Package Furniture
2015 – 2019

Architectural Designer / Draftsman / Estimator
2014 – 2016
Insurance Adjuster
2010 – 2011

Server / Cook / Food Runner / Expo
2008 – 2014

Apartment Unit Repair
2007 – 2008

Forklift Operator / Sewage Pipe Cleaner
2004 – 2007






Last Updated 24.10.31

CURRENT PROJECTS




[Book: Capital Captures Everything]
[Startup: Datum Lines]


CONTESTED
Status: Design Development, Seeking Funding

CONTESTED

 Political Organizing | Web Design | GIS Mapping

A majority of politcal races are uncontested, this is detrimental to democracy.



Contested addresses the issue of uncontested races by presenting users with accessible and shareable information on viable races based on their zip code or address. Our democracy is stronger when our representatives are challenged, when they’re pushed on issues that matter to our communities, and when a broader pool of candidates participate in our government.

Use Case: 
Jean Doe enters their zip code and Contested populates data on how many races near them were uncontested in the previous year, Jean easily shares this to her social media. She then scrolls through the races and has immediate access to:

- Office overviews including duties, comensation, and term length.
- Census data for district
- Estimaged campaign costs based on number of voters
- Incumbent overview and profile

Maybe Jean Doe is looking to help out their community and is qualified for one of the offices or maybe they know someone who would be a good fit. Either way, they’re now participating in our representational democracy and bringing the will of We the People closer to our legislation.