Jessica Jeong

Jessica Jeong has a diverse work experience in the field of frontend development and graphic design. Jessica currently holds the position of Senior Frontend Developer at Thriday, where they are responsible for maintaining the web app and adding new features. Prior to this, they worked as a Senior Frontend Developer at Eugene, where they contributed to the development of two main products and rebuilt the company's Wordpress site. Jessica also gained experience as a Frontend Developer at Icon Agency, where they worked on various projects and utilized technologies such as VueJS and Drupal. Additionally, Jessica has worked as a Frontend Developer at GrowthOps and KDIS, and as a Junior Frontend Analyst at KDIS. Jessica started their career as a Freelance Graphic Designer at STUDIO JACK and later worked as a Graphic Designer at Kinnov. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated a strong understanding of frontend technologies and a passion for delivering high-quality work.

Jessica Jeong completed their education in a chronological order. Jessica first attended Swinburne University of Technology from 2007 to 2010, where they obtained a Bachelor of Design in Multimedia Design with a focus on Game and Interactive Media Design. Following this, they pursued a Master of Applied IT at Monash University from 2012 to 2013, specializing in Internet and Web Application Development.

In addition to their formal education, Jessica has acquired several certifications. In 2016, they completed certifications such as "Custom Lightbox Ads Badge Certification," "Dynamic Creative Studio Certified," "Google Web Designer Fundamentals," "HTML5 Studio Certification," "QA Certification," "VPAID Badge Certification," and "YouTube Masthead Badge Certification" from DoubleClick. Jessica also holds a "Sitecore® 9.0 Certified Platform Associate Developer" certification from Sitecore, obtained in November 2019. Furthermore, Jessica has completed various courses, including "CoffeeScript," "ES2015: The Shape of JavaScript to Come," and "Staying Sharp With AngularJS" from Code School.