Ballbuster Q's / Resume Q's Flashcards
(26 cards)
Background/Explainer Speech
So I’ll give you the quick rundown since it’s easy to get confused by my resume the way my mentors had me put it together:
- Before I even finished college in 2008, I knew I wanted to be an engineer, but by the time I learned this about myself it was too late to pivot quickly.
- Marketing found me, and I made a surprisingly deep run in that world. After a few years I started my own company–you’ll probably hear “freelancing”, but no– I actually walked into the boardrooms of Inc 5000 and venture capital companies and signed them by myself. The whole way though, I had my hands on automation, code and data and never forgot my calling to software until I found my out.
- I sold my clients, got my Software Engineering certification from Flatiron School and am now developing my own apps and creating/updating SEO websites while I make the leap to a role where I can do something bigger.
Describe your education at Flatiron.
- I completed the full stack software engineering program, which is over 1,000 hours.
- Stack taught
- portfolio based, active github
- lang ag
Describe your experience with HTML.
- With SEO, you learn this early.
- Tagging
- on pg Opt
- structured snippets
- pagespeed insights
Describe your experience with CSS.
- Wireframes
- Templates
- Bootstrap-
Describe your experience with JavaScript.
- BAS ads
Describe your experience with REST/SOAP.
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Describe your experience with JSON.
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Describe your experience with jQuery.
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Describe your experience with OOP.
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Describe your experience with Test Driven Development.
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Describe your experience with SQL.
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Describe your experience with OOP.
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Describe your experience with Ruby/Rails.
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Describe your experience with APIs.
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Describe your experience with SPSS.
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Describe your experience with React.
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Describe your experience with Redux.
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Describe your experience with OOP.
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Describe your experience with R.
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Why switch to engineering?
- I’m someone that needs to succeed on merit, to plan and build useful things, to automate, and to be around good, sharp people.
Why are you leaving Aletheia?
- I’m ready for the next progression in my career.
What do you do at Aletheia? Day to day?
- One thing I do is contract work where I create and edit pretty vanilla small business websites using an internal CMS. I’ll edit & write tags, troubleshoot bugs, update the database. - I also assist with marketing campaign planning, analysis & iteration.
- BUT My most relevant experience with modern frameworks comes from my Github projects. They are the beginnings of products I aim to turn into something I can sell.
Ale- Tell me how your web scrapers work.
- Mostly written in the imacros domain-specific language, there may be some javascript sprinkled in when I needed conditional logic. My scrapers generally pulled from and wrote to .csv files, used said data in search queries, then scraped list and detail pages and spit out a structured CSV.
BAS - Tell me how your Google Ads scripts work.
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