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Full Stack Web Developer educated at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Recently earned a certificate in full stack development from the UNC as well, with newly developed skills in Node, Javascript, CSS, React, and more, always looking to expand my knowledge and skill set. With my background in language education, I have a lot of experience communicating complex ideas to others in a manner in which people can understand. In my projects, I have strived to engage my audience and help them connect with others. I applied aspects of UX design and agile development to a recent project. I worked on a team of four to develop a single-page MERN application that helps travelers learn more about destinations that they might have in mind, share their experiences from their own travels, and connect with other travelers. I’m excited to leverage my skills in a dynamic, quality-driven team to build exciting new technologies.

Working as an analytical chemist/chemical engineer since 2016. Looking for a change into software engineering or web development. Mostly self-taught HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python, and currently going through a Coding Bootcamp.

👋🏼 I'm Alex -- currently a DevOps Manager based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. My background is in System Administration and DevOps. I've spent most of my time recently managing a team of DevOps professionals creating CI/CD pipelines, containerizing apps, and keeping apps running in production. Empathy First. Self-taught. Autodidact. Optimistic.

I create worlds in words, code, and empathy. Words to make complex concepts simpler to understand. Code to build solutions and empathy to always put me in my user's or audience's shoes.

My background is in linguistics and teaching languages, but my passion has always been tech. I was a coordinator for a regional education program for 3 years, which helped develop people and leadership skills. I've been teaching myself web development for almost a year, and I've made a lot of progress. I'm really excited to learn even more!

RoR backend development for 2 years now. Middle-aged guy who left his life career to make a living out of programming... all in all: pursuing my dream!

I'm currently looking to get into a Ruby on Rails position. I'm wanting to transition back to an individual contributor and I believe Ruby on Rails is my path back to it.

Hello, World! I'm a front end web developer with some web content producer experience. My "before" career path included roles such as elementary school librarian, front desk person for an outpatient laboratory, and administrative assistant. I self-directed my tech learning with community resources and then was accepted to the San Diego Workforce Partnership's Income Share Agreement program to earn my Front End Web Developer certification. I was able to work for a short time as a web content producer before my position was eliminated. I'm looking to find a new role to support my team and grow as a developer.

Aside from my technical abilities, my core strengths are curiosity, empathy and tenacity. These were evolved after 6 years in a sales role, but help me daily as a SWE. CURIOSITY- when faced with a new challenge my mindset is not >I don’t know>, it is “I don’t know this yet”. EMPATHY- I learned to listen, not to reply, but to understand the needs of my customer (or user, project manager, colleague etc). TENACITY- I accept that failure is part of growth. It may be painful but it is the only way to improve.

I am Ruby on Rails Developer looking to transition over from Support Engineer to Software Engineer. I have experience with Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and working remote. While I do not work full-time as a Software Engineer, I have gained my experience by attending a Bootcamp, freelancing and working on my own app, which is Sharedwise. What I lack in experience I make up in determination and focus to learn what I need to know to provide value to my customer and team.