More importantly than a list of technical skills is who I am as a person. My main goal on LinkedIn is to form connections and learn from others ambitions as well as my own. I'm going through the evolutionary stages of technical work--promising startups, jobs with unsure futures but passionate workers, and the everyday workings and hardships of full-time software engineering. As my work experience grows, so does my understanding of what I need to learn from the past as I move into the future.I've learned the productive power of a well-structured technical roadmap, as well as the progress I can achieve by actually reading technical documentation. But the most important lesson I've learned in my career so far is if I wanted to learn I could--a lesson that is much more obvious once it's said.My experiences and hardships the world of software development have made me realize above all that the ceiling to my technical knowledge is infinite, and the only limitation to what I can learn is my drive.Right now I'm working on various side projects in AI/ML, using tools such as PyTorch, Pandas, scikit-learn, Git, Docker, to sharpen my skills in data analysis and stay up to date on world leading technologies. Check out my github to see my work! https://github.com/Jordanaweeks123I take pride in my work and I want to never stop learning.Feel free to message me with any questions/comments!