Shelby Jestin

Shelby Jestin has a diverse work experience in the field of software development and IT support. Shelby started their career as a Junior Developer at The City of Calgary in 2014, where they collaborated with other municipalities to determine the best-suited applications for the city. Shelby also developed a GPS solution for real-time data relay and provided IT support to various departments.

In 2015, Shelby joined Remington Development Corporation as an IT Support specialist. Shelby worked with a small team and provided support for company network, applications, and hardware. Shelby also troubleshooted technical issues and offered on-site and distance support to staff.

The Government of Canada became Shelby's next employer in 2015. Shelby served as a Systems Software Developer and was responsible for supporting and maintaining multiple applications. Shelby also gathered feedback from clients, conducted troubleshooting, and updated the code base. Shelby overseen the Software Development Lifecycle for complex software supporting in-house infrastructure.

Currently, Shelby works at Clio - a cloud-based legal technology company. Shelby started as a Software Developer in January 2019 and progressed to Senior Software Developer in September 2020. Shelby'scurrent role is Staff Software Developer, which began in October 2022. Further details about their responsibilities and duration of their current role have not been provided.

Shelby Jestin obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Dalhousie University, where they studied from 2012 to 2016. In addition to their degree, Shelby also holds several certifications. They obtained the certification for "Building Apps with Splunk" from Splunk in August 2017. In the same month and from the same institution, Shelby also obtained the certifications for "Splunk Fundamentals I & II". Shelby obtained the certification for "Securing Unix/Linux" from the SANS Institute in January 2017. Finally, in May 2012, Shelby obtained the "Diplôme d'études en langue française" from the Centre international d'études pédagogiques (CIEP).