Justin King

Justin King has a diverse work experience in the technology field, with a focus on web development and engineering. Justin started their career as a Freelance Blogger at Lync Media in 2009, where they wrote original content and conducted thorough research on various topics. Justin then worked as a Freelance Writer at Break Studios in 2010, where they wrote original content and adhered to company standards.

In 2011, Justin joined Magic Key Consulting as a Web Developer, where they developed custom templates for various platforms and collaborated with clients such as Fox Searchlight and CBS. Justin also worked as a Web Developer at Pxl Bros from 2014 to 2015, where they recreated complex designs and contributed code to major projects.

Justin's experience as a Web Designer and Developer continued as they worked as a Freelancer, creating and maintaining websites for various clients. Some of their notable clients include Uber Media, Reason Media Group, and Crowdfunder.

From 2016 to 2020, Justin worked as a Software Engineer and Consulting Software Engineer at Gamer Sensei, where they implemented AngularJS architecture, created dynamic components, and interacted with API endpoints. Justin also worked as a Frontend/Shopify Developer at Qode Space from 2019 to 2020, where they implemented features and converted old themes to modern Vue.js themes.

Recently, Justin has been working as a Frontend Web Engineer at Corsair since 2020, focusing on frontend web development. Justin also briefly worked as a Frontend Web Engineer at CliniStart in 2020.

Throughout their career, Justin has gained experience with various technologies such as Wordpress, Drupal, React/Redux, Node, Docker, Firebase, Angular, Vue.js, and Shopify. Justin has also been responsible for overall DevOps in some of their roles.

Justin King attended The Art Institutes from 2003 to 2008, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Game Art and Design. Justin also earned several certifications from Code School, including JavaScript Road Trip Part 3, Shaping up with Angular.js, Staying Sharp with Angular.js, Try Ember, and Warming Up with Ember.js. The specific months and years of when they obtained these certifications are not provided.