Rost M

Rost M has a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering. In 2014, Rost worked as a Sales Representative at TELUS, where they provided customized phone, internet, and TV plans to customers and achieved sales targets. From 2018 to 2020, Rost worked as a Full Stack Engineer at Livestock Canada, specializing in Vue.js and Node.js. In 2020, Rost joined Appnovation as a Full Stack Engineer, focusing on React and GraphQL. They then joined Rise People as a Software Engineer, managing HR and Time-Off products. In 2021, Rost joined MiTravel as the Lead Software Engineer and co-founder, developing the frontend, backend, and cloud infrastructure. They then worked at Productboard as a Software Engineer, specializing in React and Ruby on Rails. In 2022, Rost worked as a Software Engineer and Consultant at Dexter, focusing on Vue.js and Node.js. Currently, Rost is a Senior Software Engineer at Generation Tux, where they specialize in building and scaling warehouse operations infrastructure using technologies like React, TypeScript, and Python.

Rost M's education history shows a progression in the field of technology and computer systems. Starting in 2014, Rost pursued a Diploma of Arts and Science at Langara College, with a focus on English, History, Business in Canada, and Economics. From 2016 to 2018, Rost continued their education at the British Columbia Institute of Technology, obtaining a Diploma of Computer Systems Technology, specializing in Client/Server systems.

Building upon this foundation, Rost then pursued a Bachelor of Technology - BTech degree at the British Columbia Institute of Technology from 2020 to 2021, concentrating on the Database Option field of study. Alongside their formal education, Rost also obtained additional certifications to further enhance their skills. These certifications include "Introduction to Data Science in Python" from Coursera (obtained in May 2020), "Advanced CSS and Sass: Flexbox, Grid, Animations and More!" from Udemy (obtained in June 2018), and "The Complete JavaScript Course 2018: Build Real Projects!" also from Udemy (obtained in June 2018).