Beth Telford

Beth Telford started their work experience as a freelance seamstress in 2012, focusing on custom wedding dress construction and also doing alterations and some custom work. Beth worked for herself until 2016. From 2016 to 2017, they worked as a finisher for Lashbrook, helping to create and finish wedding bands. In 2017, they shifted to web development and became a web developer emphasizing front-end React development for DevMountain Student Developers.

From 2017 to 2019, Beth worked for DevMountain, firstly as a web development mentor, preparing content and teaching on every subject presented in the lectures and workshops, and later as a web development lead mentor, managing a mentor team and creating and maintaining a competency system to evaluate students' readiness to graduate. Beth was also involved in asynchronous programs as an Async Program Lead, preparing and teaching review lectures, and met with students in the async program to design custom schedules each week. In 2018, they became an instructor for DevMountain's immersive web development program, teaching lectures and workshops on Git, Command-line, JavaScript (Basic and Intermediate), HTML, CSS, React, Node/Express, Authentication, Build Process, Unit Testing, E2E Testing, and more.

From 2019 to 2022, Beth worked for Pluralsight, a technology skills platform, where they were a software engineer and later became a senior manager of engineering. In 2022, they joined Torus, likely as a software engineer, according to the provided information.

In 2017, Beth Telford attended Devmountain for a brief period to pursue web development. No information is available about any other education history they may have had prior to or after this.