Hi, my name is Nick and I am a full-stack web developer. I have worked professionally in web development with front-ends, back-ends, databases, dev-ops, cloud computing, and systems design. I have a history of working in major corporations such as Wells Fargo and Apple as well as freelancing with various smaller clients. I like to design and build things, especially in a reusable, modular nature. I think and approach my goals in an abstract but logical manner. Naturally, this lends itself to application development; but I have an even greater passion for making music, devices, and other forms of art. The most valuable things I learned working at Wells Fargo were how software development lifecycles are executed in professional environments; and how to operate on a small team as well as cooperate with other teams on a larger project. The most valuable things I learned working at Apple were how to interface with product designers, project managers, and stakeholders to determine project requirements; how to organize operations, as I played a big role in implementing application ideas from an engineering perspective; and how to manage timelines as projects went on. The most valuable things I learned freelancing were how to parse business requirements and take projects from start to finish independently; and how to negotiate with clients. Ready to take on yours! Feel free to reach out to _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ to talk about your project needs.…Hi, my name is Nick and I am a full-stack web developer. I have worked professionally in web development with front-ends, back-ends, databases, dev-ops, cloud computing, and systems design. I have a history of working in major corporations such as Wells Fargo and Apple as well as freelancing with various smaller clients. I like to design and build things, especially in a reusable, modular nature. I think and approach my goals in an abstract but logical manner. Naturally, this lends itself to application development; but I have an even greater passion for making music, devices, and other forms of art. The most valuable things I learned working at Wells Fargo were how software development lifecycles are executed in professional environments; and how to operate on a small team as well as cooperate with other teams on a larger project. The most valuable things I learned working at Apple were how to interface with product designers, project managers, and stakeholders to determine project requirements; how to organize operations, as I played a big role in implementing application ideas from an engineering perspective; and how to manage timelines as projects went on. The most valuable things I learned freelancing were how to parse business requirements and take projects from start to finish independently; and how to negotiate with clients. Ready to take on yours! Feel free to reach out to _Email not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_ to talk about your project needs.WWWW…