I'm a front-end web developer that builds websites and Web apps. I love what I do!
Coding as a Front End Developer is my calling. It allows me to bring the client's unique vision and design concept to life. Knowing that users will interact with a website that I created is highly satisfying.
My main focus these days is building new features, resolving tickets and expanding my knowledge by learning new tech (most recently, I have been learning Ruby!)
In my free time, you might find me coaching my son's baseball team, playing soccer with Dori, our goofy but talented mixed-breed dog, watching another house-flipping episode with my wife, or hanging out with the guys for a late-night gaming session.
Mike Trout and the Los Angeles Angels!
United States, Air Force. Top Secret clearance level.
Promoting creativity and fun for children.
As a kid, I placed third in an ice skating race.
(Out of three kids)
Resolve UI Issues and implement client-requested features.
Design, develop and maintain landing pages for a staffing agency.
Utilized problem-solving and troubleshooting to ensure proper data validation, form input handling, and ensuring accurate information.
Bachelors Degree in Computer Information Systems, Cum Laude
Solid understanding of React and the React ecosystem to include React Redux, React Router, and Hooks.
General understanding of Typescript that allows me to write more reliable code during development.
Strong understanding of Javascript to create dynamic and interactive user interfaces. This includes proficiency in DOM manipulation and event handling.
General understanding of how to create dynamic web pages and interact with databases to build feature-rich and interactive websites.
Solid understanding of variables, nested rules, mixins, and loops, enabling me to write more efficient and maintainable stylesheets.
Solid understanding of the Bootstrap framework, to include the grid system, various components, and utilities to build responsive and attractive websites efficiently.
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