Ben Davis graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

Recent graduate from Lipscomb University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a commitment to excellence, strong written language skills, creativity and artistic talent, as well as an accomplished amateur photographer.

Ember Parr graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

During my time working at New Life Laser, I dove into many roles with a consistent goal to ‘level up’ in my career. During my numerous transitions, I continued to gravitate towards online work which landed me in a marketing role handling all of our website content, digital marketing & search engine optimization (SEO). During the process of building our internal app, I found a deep-rooted passion for building digital tools, so when the coronavirus pandemic left me with unexpected free time and the opportunity to shift careers, web development was the obvious path.

Travis Pinson graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

I am a quality-oriented and self-driven individual who has been consistently praised as detail-oriented and “the guy who can figure it out” by my employers and peers. Prior to my decision to enter web development, I spent my entire life working with technology and working towards a better understanding of it. I have worked on several sides including sales, technical support, and hardware repair. This need for a better understanding has driven me to my true passion of becoming a web developer.

Jerry Robertson graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

Before attending Nashville Software School, I was in the Marine Corps troubleshooting flight computers for the F/A-18 Super Hornets. I’ve been drawn to the programming field since a young age. I feel like software development was right up my alley since my favorite part of any job was the troubleshooting aspect.

Hailey Rissolo graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

My background in Multimedia Design has given me the confidence to reliably produce detail oriented, well planned and curated content. I find fulfillment in problem solving, working on a team, and being presented with new challenges. I’m excited to be in a field with plenty of potential to learn more.

Devon Cox graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

I love solving problems through design and code. I believe human-centered design is important work that has the potential to improve lives, and my understanding of front-end languages like Javascript, HTML, and CSS enhances my ability to design for the user. I believe in collaboration, communication, and inclusivity- in code, in design, and in life.

Richie Holsenbac graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

Before beginning a career in Front End Development, I worked in digital media and social media marketing. I loved the marrying of creative and technical mindedness that those fields offered. I wanted to learn a new skill and be able to take control of my career path. I grew frustrated trying to alter a web page for my photography business so I looked into how to change it and caught the bug for coding. Front End Development allows me to be creative and technical while creating a website.

Cornelia Johnson graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

Motivated Computer Science graduate with 7+ years of management/teamwork experience seeking a C#/.Net Developer position. My passion for software engineering dates back to my childhood, watching my mother code. I was amazed by the power of programming, which lead me to major in Computer Science. My enthusiasm in the field has grown over the years and I love that there will always more to learn.

Aaron Gertler graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

Before beginning down the road to becoming a front-end developer, I spent many years as a multimedia designer working in a number of various industries. I have always had a strong interest in technology and user interaction, and development spoke to me as a career where I could combine my love of design with even more logical problem solving and practical solutions to provide high-quality experiences to users. The more I immerse myself in UI/UX design and front-end development and the new technologies I'm exposed to, the more I grow to love this path.

Joe Overton graduated with Full-time Web Development Cohort 43.

I’ve always been intrigued by coding. As a lifelong technology enthusiast and tinkerer, learning to code has been a next step that I have long assumed I would take. As an entirely self-taught musician, one of my greatest joys in life is learning and developing new ideas and abilities. I’m excited about embracing a new frontier of concepts and skills in my career as a developer.