Prior to NSS, I have worked in many customer service roles. Although I loved helping people during those times, I wasn't using my critical skills I gained from my collegiate years. And because I lacked programming skills, I wasn't able to switch career. I have stumbled on taking some programming courses during my collegiate years but combined with my not so easy major (Mathematics) it wasn't doable. So when the pandemic hit and I became unemployed few months later, I decided to attend Nashville Software School's (NSS's) Full Stack Web Developer program and gain some programming skills. It was a great distraction from what was going on in the world as it kept me grounded and also gave me all the time I needed to focus on learning how to code. Once I grasp enough knowledge and started writing lines of code on my own and saw all the cool outputs I got, I felt excitement and became eager to code more and get more cool outputs. Once I started at NSS, and I delved deeper to coding I fell in love with coding more. NSS allowed me to work independently and on teams while contributing enthusiasm and passion to all projects. After NSS, I worked as a Software Developer for 3 years at ArchimedesRX, providing high-level support across teams. Being a software engineer allows me to use my problem-solving skills through technology and fulfill my eager to continue learning. I have built full stack web application and led a cross functional team in building a full-stack web application using agile methodologies while managing both internal and external data exchange. The wealth of knowledge and leadership experience I have gained throughout my career allows me to be confident in my ability to maximize efficiency and effectiveness within the data-based industry. In my spare time, I love to go out with family and friends, watch movies, try new foods, travel, explore nature, and participate in philanthropy events.
I have extensive amount of problem solving skills that I gained from my collegiate years through courses and leadership roles. I also worked in customer service roles for 3+ years which involved giving customers best experience possible by identifying issues and solving the issues they were facing with.
During my time at NSS, I have collaborated with different teams and built many web applications. I have also built many web applications on my own. I have built front end, back end, and full stack web applications from scratch and also worked on existing codes.
I stay curios and strive in works that require critical thinking. I enjoy any work that gains me knowledge through the process or at the finish line. Learning keeps me growing, expand my knowledge and give my life meaning. This makes me to be satisfied in a role that faces me with new challenges everyday.
This project uses CustomEvent and dispatchEvent() and addEventListener() to let users buy tickets to certain attractions at the state fair and then send the person to that area of the park.
This project was a collaborative effort of myself and four classmates. We worked together using peer and group programing to plan, build and implement features for a planning app. Features included sorting features to plan a trip location, food options monuments and weather of the day that used an external API. My contributions were the details feature, getting data from the external apis, and all group efforts.
This project is intended to reinforce the fundamentals of modularizing a web application, utilizing external and custom APIs, fetch API, event-driven decoupled module communication, and DOM manipulation. The conceit of the project is that we have been hired by a fictional police department to develop a web application to assist their detectives with an investigation.
This project was a collaborative effort of myself and three classmates. We worked together using individual and group programing to plan, build and implement features for a planning app. This app is a dashboard for people to use to organize their daily tasks, events, news article, friends, and chat messg. My contributions were event feature, styling, and all group efforts.
Zurīng the World is intended to make having a journal of trips taken easy--- allowing the user to see notes of all of their traveling experiences, other travelers notes, and save a list of future trips. Zurīng the World provides easy access to users to capture all of the cool things they do during their trips and moments they feel during these times. Along with this, they can get their research done on trips they want to take in the future.
This was a group project that was an awesome collaborative effort of me and three great classmates. We worked together to complete the issue tickets primarily via pair and individual programing. Built in C#, Tabloid is a full CRUD, multi-user, ASP.NET Core MVC web application featuring blog posts with comment, categories and tags can be added to. My contributions were category feature, user profile, and all group efforts.
This was a group project that was an awesome collaborative effort of me and four great classmates. We worked together to complete the issue tickets primarily via pair and individual programing. Built in C# and React, Tabloid is a full CRUD, multi-user, full stack web application featuring blog posts with comments, categories and tags can be added to. My contributions were post form, post comment, styling, and all group efforts.
Ye Migbe Keeper is a full stack web application that provides users with the necessary information about habesha (Ethiopian or Eritrean) food. This app will let users create their own habesha food and share it with the world. It will also let users mark list of habesha food as their favorite habesha food and see existing recipes.
