Xavier Marcus D. is a Founder and CTO at xavier.engineering. He possess expertise in git, amazon web services, linux, github, jquery and 20 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Xavier was a lifesaver at a time when our startup needed someone like him the most. He jumped into our project headfirst, sight unseen and with no training on our platform whatsoever seeing as our previous engineer had already departed. He quickly learned what he needed to in order to get the job done, and he continued to do so every time a new bug or issue arose. Xavier's one of those people who, if he doesn't know something, you can trust that he won't rest until he figures it out. Xavier has a positive mindset, is a team player and a genius engineer, and will treat your company like his own. I would recommend him wholeheartedly for any opportunity and look forward to hopefully working with him again in the future.", "Web development is old hat to Xavier, and he was easily one of the top students. But brilliant problem solving was hardly his only strength: his professional skills as a kind, articulate communicator set him aside as a top consultant. He’s a charismatic developer, and I have watched him improve the lives of those around him even as he improves codebases. Brilliant, kind, articulate, humble, curious, introspective, mindful, learning, passionate: Xavier embodies each of those qualities at their best, for which reason I wouldn’t spend a picosecond of hesitation to hire him as a web developer.", and "I had the honor and privilege of working with Xavier during his time at DigitalCrafts coding bootcamp. Over the course of the 16-week program, he not only excelled in technology but also as a trusted engineer and advisor to other organizations within our shared space. One of the most important traits to mention about Xavier is his personality. He is a driven individual that challenges the status quo and will easily be an asset to any organization he works with. He has a way of seeing the potential in all he does and understands the complexities in solving difficult team dynamics and coding challenges."