Jason Hang is a Senior Software Engineer at Clover Network, Inc. at Clover. He possess expertise in javascript, node.js, express.js, react.js, angularjs and 35 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I find it difficult to imagine my experience as a Teaching Fellow without Jason, and based on my observations, I am not alone. During these 3 months, he was able to implement several new features into Fullstack's internal codebase, and because he was so skilled at React and Redux, he was also able to provide substantial support to students as well as other fellows. His knowledge culminated in his open source contribution, JRG, which is an npm library that creates an idiomatic full-stack web application starting point using NodeJS and ReactJS. Parts of that library will undoubtedly be used in Fullstack's own generator for all its future students as they make the transition to React. But despite his skills, Jason is always humble and curious. I remember many instances of him telling me about his effort to improve his design skills, even with his history of winning best design at a campus-wide hackathon. I attribute a lot of my success with learning React and Redux to Jason, and many of the best practices I use now were adopted from him. Around Jason, it's hard not to become a better developer, and for that reason I can only hope to be able to work with him again.", "The best developer this world has to offer. I was blessed to work with Jason countless amount of times. I was left more impressed each and every time. Jason's ability to understand code made any task seem easy. You cannot forget about his ability to lead a team and explain code to others. As a peer, Jason earns my highest recommendation.", and "Jason is a leader to the core. Working together on our capstone project at Fullstack, I appreciated his exceptional competence, his passion for the product, and his willingness to push the team. Jason led the team in embracing React and Redux for our project, which would have been very difficult to execute successfully but for his presence. He was always a positive contributor to the culture of the team. Jason will have a strong career as a software engineer, leader, mentor, and manager of people. As he embarks on his fellowship at Fullstack, I know he will help the next crop of Fullstack students up their game. Good luck Jason!"