George Mills graduated with Full-time Data Analytics Cohort 3.

Data Analytics Apprentice, Full Stack Engineer entering the data analytics field. Seeking position at fast-paced and challenging environment. Experience with multiple languages and a diverse range of domains.

Justin Crippen graduated with Full-time Data Analytics Cohort 3.

A creative thinker who has a adroitness for providing solutions to complex problems. Challenges of patterning complex data, and translating data into easily digested stories keep me engaged and eager to learn. Finding new technology's, tinkering with interesting datasets, and long term projects is a great day. However, I would always choose playing with my dogs over data sets. Sorry, not sorry.

Kristen Steele graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

As an introvert who loves people, I find coding to be the perfect combination of collaboration and quiet focus. My role on a team seems to be that of organizer. I’m often the one pointing to the wireframe or dependency graph and reminding everyone to focus on MVP (minimum viable product). I’m also strongly invested in making sure everyone on the team understands the goal and feels like they have some input in planning and some agency in execution.

David Williams graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

I am a former middle school teacher taking my communication and problem-solving skills to a faster changing field, software development. I have always been a proud nerd who loves solving puzzles, and what is coding if not a never-ending stream of puzzles!

Nikhil Gaikwad graduated with Web Development Evening Cohort 12.

Performance-driven and motivated Full Stack Developer with 10+ years of extensive industry experience in engineering, software development and management. Adept at managing and supervising other employees and determined to achieve extraordinary results. Possess a strong attention to detail, well-developed time management skills, and ability to complete all projects within schedule and in a timely manner.

Sanjeet Prasad graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

A highly motivated and dedicated individual with over ten years of experience in sales and marketing. In addition, possesses management experience in both small businesses as well as international businesses. A team player with the ability to set and achieve goals and meet deadlines who is self-motivated with an openness to learn new things.

Susan Wiens graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

I moved to Nashville from Puerto Rico with intentions to pursue my career in accounting. This plan took a turn when my lingering interest in technology was satisfied by the opportunity of the Nashville Software School program during the 2020 pandemic. As someone who's grown up bilingual in Spanish and English, it only makes sense that I add more languages to my library like JavaScript and Python.

Kyle Simmons graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

I have always been interested in software development, but never really gave it a chance outside of a few elective classes in college. As life slowed down over these past few months, I decided it was time to give it a shot. Very quickly I discovered that I have a real passion for this field and it has inspired me to make a major career change to become a software developer.

Shawn Conerton graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

I did not think I would be going into coding, but I am happy I did. Moving to Nashville from rural Illinois has been a interesting journey. Over the last 7 years of working odd jobs from Event Lighting, service industry work and being a professional songwriter has given me a Swiss army knife book of skills that helps me with my new path, coding. Now starting on my new career of software development through the teaching of Nashville Software School has pushed me to new feats of what I feel like I am able to accomplish. From organization and communication skills- to problem solving like I have never done before. As of now, with the mind of a student, not accepting defeat from pesky bugs and errors has been a new challenge. I am motivated and determined to success and write the best code I possibly can.

Erica Phillips graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 44.

Throughout my life I've always loved problem solving, and being able to solve problems daily and implement solutions sounds like a very desirable career path. I love anything data-based and science-driven, so all aspects of programming excite me. Every day there are small challenges to be solved that give me that same feeling of being accomplished, and again, cool, and I'm very excited to embark on a career change that allows me to solve problems and make positive changes.