John Nelson

John Nelson's work experience starts with their current role as a Lead Frontend Engineer at Pipedream, which they began in December 2021. Prior to that, they worked as a Lead Frontend Engineer at Batch.sh from October 2020 to December 2021. John has also held the position of Senior Software Engineer at RevOps from May 2020 to August 2020.

Before their time at RevOps, John was a Salesforce Engineer at Clearbit from February 2018 to April 2020. In this role, they transformed Clearbit's Salesforce Integration applications, converting them from CoffeeScript to stable ES6 React/Typescript apps and later rebuilding them as Lightning Web Components.

During 2017, John worked as a Software Engineer at Carbon Five where they contributed to various projects, including a React/Redux-Saga + Ruby/Rails app, an enterprise marketing application using Angular and TypeScript, and integration with a warehouse inventory management system using Kafka/Java.

From April 2015 to May 2017, John gained experience as a Developer at CodeScience, Inc., where they worked on multiple projects using AngularJS and React. John also developed CLI tools in NodeJS for the agency and its clients.

Prior to CodeScience, John worked as a Web Developer at WDD Software Solutions from January 2015 to March 2015. In this role, they built a comprehensive site security management solution using AngularJS and BreezeJS on Azure.

John's earliest work experience is as a Web Developer at HealthCare Strategies, Inc., where they served as a system administrator and web developer using ASP.net MVC. John collaborated on the development of a departmental web application that significantly increased revenue over a year and is still in use after 9 years.

John Nelson attended Babson College from 2001 to 2004, where they studied Business Administration. John obtained a certification in Platform Developer 1 from Salesforce in April 2017. Additionally, they have a certification as a Microsoft Certified Professional, but the exact dates of obtaining this certification are not provided.