Justin Choi

Justin Choi has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In 2011, they worked as a Web Developer for Otaku Kingdom, where they contributed to designing scalable architecture and integrated OCR into an image in-browser reader/editor. From 2011 to 2013, they freelanced as a Web Developer, gaining experience in website development. In 2012, Justin worked as the Head Developer for Lost Mystic Games, overseeing the development of all game systems and collaborating with the design team. In 2013, they joined Popper as a Developer, where they integrated existing software to a web interface and performed fixes after a database switch. From 2013 to 2016, they were a Web Developer at Atlas Web Development, where they conducted a Rails code upgrade and ensured business site uptime. In 2014, they briefly worked as a Web Developer for Marshall Sontag, focusing on UI component creation and admin dashboard interface development. From 2017 to 2019, Justin freelanced as a Lua Developer, collaborating with a graphics artist and creating modular components for reusability. Justin also worked as a Web Developer, using React.js, Express, and Bootstrap to create responsive websites. In 2019, Justin joined Willowglen Systems as a Senior Developer, leading a team in developing railway control systems and servicing legacy software installations. Justin also worked at ATB Financial as a Front End Web Developer, focusing on creating modular components and collaborating with product owners and design teams. In the same year, they briefly worked at Apptio as a Front End Developer, creating responsive components. Overall, Justin Choi has a strong background in web development, game development, and software integration.

Justin Choi attended Holy Trinity Catholic High School from 2007 to 2010. Justin then enrolled at the University of Alberta in 2010, where they pursued a degree in Chemistry until 2011. Justin later switched their field of study and completed their undergraduate education at the University of Alberta from 2011 to 2014, majoring in Computer Science.