My introduction to web development began as an economics master’s student, where I used R and Python to perform data analysis. I wanted to deploy some of the tools I created on the web, which led me to learn Django, and I fell in love. Since then, I’ve been learning Javascript to expand my front end skillset and really see what the world of web development has to offer.
I’ve been fortunate enough to be guided by some fantastic mentors who have shown me what’s possible in a web application and helped me go from “hello world” to real-world, practical products, stressing the importance of strong fundamentals and deliberate design. I’ve loved every step. The more I learn, the more I want to learn.
I am currently employed at Bevy, working primarily on API design and integrations.
I am self-taught, but from the beginning, I knew I wanted to learn to code with a professional’s mindset. Thankfully, I have become friends with professional developers who have helped me find that path. I have always tried to establish strong fundamentals and then apply those fundamentals to real-world projects.
A team-based tool for tracking bugs and managing projects.
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A work-in-progress app for cataloging and organizing recipes, featuring a drag-and-drop tagging interface. Built with React and Cloud Firestore.
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