Emily Thorne is a Junior Software Engineer at Forager. She possess expertise in javascript, react, mongodb, node, express and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I worked with Emily at the startup Forager through our acquisition at Arrive Logistics and she was always a valuable teammate. We worked directly together on a large scale full stack project where we had touch every part of the ecosystem including, unifying UI patterns, migrating complex data, and designing API data flows to help the company collect and store rate data in a unified format. Emily was always an asset on the team but for this project she was invaluable. She handled everything from poking holes in potential paths forward to writing complex sql for data migrations to keeping extremely detailed documentation up to date. Not only was Emily great at her job from a technical level, she always took the time to keep the culture of the company positive and inclusive. She helped organize outings, welcomed and onboarded new team members, and made sure everyone had a great time working together. Any time we wanted to shuffle teams I knew I needed Emily on one of mine, she would be a great asset to any organization." and "I would recommend Emily as a strong add to any Product Engineering team. She's a very talented fullstack software engineer with great potential. She's a technically strong developer but what makes her special is that she's a thinker, a problem solver, and a great communicator which combined make her a force at any phase of the SDLC. Emily has been impactful on my teams on many levels over the last few years. As an asset to Product Managers, she has played a key role in defining and refining problems and solutions. As an individual contributor she developed some of our more impactful features, even spearheading some that were higher in complexity. And in our team culture she has been a beacon for morale, and a voice of reason. If you're looking for a developer who just codes, Emily is not for you. She's the whole package and sure to make a big impact on any team."