Abed Hasan

Full Stack Web Developer with a background in Applied Mathematics and life-long dedication to learning. Recent graduate at University of Toronto coding bootcamp. Gained a vast array of knowledge in many different front-end and back-end languages, responsive frameworks, databases, and best code practices.

My objective is simply to be the best web developer that I can be and to contribute to the technology industry. Effective at combining creativity and problem solving to develop user-friendly applications. Known among staff for strong wit and attention to detail no matter the complexity of the project.

May 2021 – august 2022

Inventory clerk, load lifter manufacture ltd.

Record the quantity, type, and value of stock on hand using computerized or manual inventory

System; review requisition orders for accuracy; set up and maintain inventory control system.

DEC 2022 – present

full stack developer, radiant cleaning and pest control

This is a free-lancing project where I am tasked with integrating a full-fledged website with landing pages, admin login, employee login and customer logins, payment integration and additional features as requested by company owner.

September 2022 – November 2022

full stack web development, university of toronto

A 12-week intensive program focused on gaining technical programming skills in HTML, CSS,

JavaScript, jQuery, Responsive Design, Bootstrap, Progressive Web Application, Local Storage,

Session Storage, Indexed DB, React.js, Heroku, Git, GitHub pages, Shell Scripting, Unit testing,

Linting, Continuous Integration, MySQL, MongoDB, Node.js, Express, Client-Server Model API,

RESET, JSON, AJAX (Fetch API), HTTP request method, GraphQL. As well as computer science applied to JavaScript: Algorithms (Searches and Sort), Performance, Time Complexity, Big-O-Notation, Data Structures, Design Patterns.

septermber 2017 – april 2021

applied mathematics, york university

BSC Honors in applied mathematics and minor in Computer Science. Important CS courses include Net Centric Computing, Programming for Mobile Computing, Numerical Methods, Advance Object-Oriented Programming, Computer Security, Cryptography and Combinatory Optimization.

septermber 2015 – December 2015

Engineering, University of manitoba

General introduction to engineering, courses included Design in Engineering, Statistics, Computer Programming for Scientists and Engineers and Calculus.