Adam Nowland

Adam Nowland is a software engineer with experience in frontend development and collaboration with UI/UX teams, backend development teams, and dev ops teams. Adam worked at Veoci starting in September 2021. Prior to their career in software engineering, they were a podiatric surgeon at CENTEROCK PODIATRY ASSOCIATES, P.C from August 2018 to October 2020. Before that, they served as a resident doctor at Hoboken UMC from July 2015 to May 2018, where they gained qualifications in both rearfoot and forefoot surgery. Adam also completed a software engineering intensive bootcamp at Flatiron School in 2021 with a focus on full stack web development using Ruby on Rails, React.js, JavaScript, Django, HTML, CSS, Swift, and SwiftUI.

Adam Nowland's education history includes the following:

From 2010 to 2015, they attended the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and obtained a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree with a focus on Podiatric Medicine/Podiatry.

From 2008 to 2010, they attended Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology/Biological Sciences, General.

In 2006, they started attending McKendree University, but there is no information about when they completed their studies or the degree obtained. However, their field of study at McKendree University was General Biology.

In addition to their formal education, Adam Nowland has obtained several certifications. In June 2021, they completed the following certifications from LinkedIn: "Becoming a Product Manager," "Product Management First Steps," "Product Management: Building a Product Roadmap," and "Product Management: Building a Product Strategy." In October 2020, they obtained the "edX Verified Certificate for Computing in Python III: Data Structures" from Georgia Institute of Technology. In May 2020, they obtained two certifications: "edX Verified Certificate for Computing in Python II: Control Structures" from Georgia Technical Institute and "edX Verified Certificate for Computing in Python II: Control Structures" from edX.