Andreas Markauskas

Andreas Markauskas has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. In 2007, they worked as a General Mail Assistant at Shaw and Partners Limited, where they handled mail duties and updated client data. From 2012 to 2017, they served as a Portfolio Administrator at Shaw and Partners Limited, responsible for maintaining the accuracy of client accounts and generating portfolios for reports. In 2016, they briefly worked as a Full Stack Developer at Sanctioned List, focusing on website development with fast and simple search functions. From 2017 to 2020, Andreas worked as a Full Stack Developer at 3RD SENSE, specializing in API development and security measures. Most recently, since 2020, they have been working as a Senior Software Developer at WithYouWithMe, collaborating with a team to help veterans and unemployed individuals learn new skills and find employment. In this role, they mentored engineers, improved team output, and researched new technologies. Overall, Andreas has a strong background in software development, portfolio administration, and client services.

Andreas Markauskas began their education in 2008, when they enrolled at the University of Newcastle. Andreas pursued a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, which they completed in 2010.

In 2017, Andreas obtained additional certifications in various computer software engineering subjects. Andreas completed a Frontend Development Certification at freeCodeCamp, and also participated in courses at Coder Academy. At Coder Academy, they completed Introduction to JavaScript and Advanced JavaScript: Time to React! courses.

Additionally, in 2017, Andreas obtained several certifications through SoloLearn. These certifications include CSS Fundamentals, jQuery Tutorial, HTML Fundamentals, JavaScript Tutorial, PHP Tutorial, and SQL Fundamentals.

Overall, Andreas Markauskas has a diverse educational background in information technology and computer software engineering, complemented by their certifications in various programming languages and concepts.