Full Stack Developer

- Reviewing existing lesson content for errors and inconsistencies.

- Responding to student tasks, providing feedback in the form of a video review suggesting improvements to the students code and giving advice on where they can improve.

- Having Skype calls with students providing details on the industry, getting them ready for a job after the course, reviewing the code, answering any and all questions they have regarding programming, the course structure and it's languages.

As a course mentor, I am in charge of mentoring many students throughout the course by having various Skype calls, answering any questions and producing video reviews. This course goes through the following HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Node.js, Expressjs, and React as well as Redux, from the basics, to creating API's and complex applications.

During my time at Flying Saucer I worked on many websites, I used a combination of front-end technologies, Webflow and HubSpot (including HubL) building custom components.
The list of projects I worked on are the following:

- Common Energy - https://www.commonenergy.us/

- Flying Saucer Blog - https://blog.flyingsaucer.nyc/ - including all reusable and custom components.

- PlayOctobo - https://www.playoctobo.com/

- Threadbot - https://threadbot.ai/

- EdetVous - https://edetvous.com

- Artifakt - https://www.artifakt.io/

- Reviewing existing lesson content.

- Responding to student/mentor feedback by updating the existing course content.

- Suggesting improvements.

- Rewriting specific parts of the lessons or the lessons in whole.

- Collaborating with curriculum team to get the best possible content to our students.
As a course reviewer, I was in charge of writing the course, providing updates to programming languages used, these include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and also Ruby, as well as framework updates such as Rails and updating the course from Bootstrap 3 to Bootstrap 4. I was able to write a course that was easily understandable for students and newcomers to understand.