During my time at QCatalyst I had the opportunity to contribute exclusively to the Education project owned by National Geographic Society. I worked on a modern technology stack, utilizing Atlassian tools like JIRA and Confluence, and delivered the project through CI/CD pipelines in an Agile (SCRUM) workflow. I was passionate about the project and felt a true sense of accomplishment for contributing to the education of so many users. I am excited to see where I can apply all of the knowledge and skills that I gained from my time at QCatalyst, also how it will help me in contributing to any future projects.

During my internship at SF AppWorks, I worked as part of a team that followed the Agile (SCRUM) workflow to design, develop, test, and deploy a full-stack application. The application featured a user system with authentication in place to allow users to safely manage their hot-wheels collection. As part of the project requirements, we also followed a Figma design file. The final product can be accessed at https://hotwheels-sfaw.herokuapp.com (please note that the password must be at least 8 characters, including one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one symbol).I was thrilled to be part of a team that worked together to build a functional and user-friendly application. Through the process of developing the hot-wheels collection app, I gained valuable experience in web application development and the Agile (SCRUM) workflow. I look forward to utilizing this experience and knowledge in future projects.