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Naftuli Kay
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Naftuli is a software developer and systems administrator with top-of-class ability across a variety of platforms, languages, and systems.
Suren Petrosyan
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Suren is a web application engineer who's obsessed with excellent user experience design and conversion rate optimization. When he isn't producing high-qual...ity code for clients, Suren is working on a personal project or learning new technologies.
Suren thrives in a fast-paced environment and can rapidly adapt and integrate with teams to collaborate towards a goal.
David Leong
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
David has ten years of experience developing for the web primarily using React.js, Angular, and Vue.js for front-end and Django, Rails, Laravel, and Node.js... for back-end programming. He also has a strong background in blockchain and ethereum technologies. David is especially good at producing quality code and embracing new technologies. He keeps abreast of technology trends always and adopts the best practice in development.
Daniel Ma
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Daniel is a young, passionate, and talented developer. He is a very quick learner and has worn many hats in his career, such as architect, JavaScript proble...m solver, designer, and full-stack developer.
Yaron Guez
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Yaron is a software architect, web developer, and entrepreneur based out of San Diego, CA with a decade of advanced programming experience and an ability to... craft elegant solutions to complex problems. An active participant in the San Diego tech community and a co-organizer of the Advanced WordPress Meetup.
Josh Smith
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Josh is a freelance full stack developer, from graphic design on down to systems administration. He has founded two companies and led product development an...d engineering work at two others. He loves data-driven design, continuous deployment, and customer development. He fully believes in applying the scientific method to everything he does.
Eric W. Greene
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Eric loves to write code in a high-paced and challenging environment with an emphasis on using best practices to develop high quality software that meets pr...oject requirements, budget, and schedule. He enjoys learning new technologies and sharing findings with his colleagues.
Brian Shamblen
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Brian is a full-stack engineer who's been developing for almost two decades now. He has architected and contributed to a variety of projects: ranging from m...obile apps to full-scale, custom enterprise platforms. He loves working on new projects and being exposed to new technologies. Brian prides himself on his professionalism and conducts himself well in many different work environments.
Sean Desmond
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Sean is a top software engineer with a passion for exceptional design and a proven ability to build effective, scalable, multi-tiered solutions. He has over... ten years of software development and architecture experience, and has worked a variety of roles, from individual developer to tech/team lead.
Carlos Ramirez III
Twitter Bootstrap Developer
Carlos is a professional software engineer and web developer specializing in the Ruby on Rails framework. He has worked with tech companies in New York's Si...licon Alley for over five years, helping to build technology-based businesses from the ground up. He has a bachelor's degree in computer science from Williams College and has been in the software industry for nearly ten years.
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