Adam Cohen began his technology career with Bell Atlantic, where he specialized in hardware, networking, and server operating systems. His experience at Bell Atlantic gave him a broad understanding of IT operational strategies and enterprise computing. In 2000, Adam left Bell Atlantic to take a job as JetBlue Airways' first software developer. One of the main objectives of the airline was to replace millions of dollars of wasted paper with the world's first electronic flight bag. Within six months of his hire date, Adam developed the system to completion, and helped convince the FAA to approve its use on commercial aircraft.

Adam remained at JetBlue for three years, during which time he led the development of over 30 applications such as JetBlue.com, TrueBlue Flight Gratitude Program, and Cargo Tracking Systems. During Adam’s final year with the airline JetBlue was awarded the prestigious CIO 100 Award which is considered a “mark of enterprise excellence.” By the time Adam left JetBlue to start GotCoders, he had been promoted three times, eventually becoming JetBlue's Manager of Development and Chief Developer.

Since starting GotCoders in 2006, Adam has lead the development of over twenty applications in seven different verticals for organizations ranging from start-ups to the Fortune 500.