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Kayle Rieger Patton

Full stack developer passionate about visual art, data, and accessibility

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Hi, I’m Kayle (KAY-lee). I’m a full stack JavaScript software engineer. I have experience working across the full stack including React on the front end and Node on the back end. I also have experience building infrastructure as code with AWS, and have completed the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification.

Before training as a software developer I was an arts educator and accessibility advocate in the museum field where I earned national recognition from the Kennedy Center’s Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability (LEAD®). In addition to being passionate about accessibility and user experience, I have strong interpersonal and creative problem-solving skills. My successful career change to software development also exemplifies my adaptability and rapid learning.

I’m passionate about accessibility, great design, and even better user experiences. I bring an eye for design and a heart for people to everything I do.

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Tools & Technologies:

Languages:

Javascript

Front-End:

ReactJS Material UI Bootstrap HTML CSS Chart.js

UX/UI & Design:

Figma Adobe InDesign Canva

Back-End & Databases:

NodeJS GraphQL Apollo Graphql DynamoDB MongoDB MySQL

QA & Testing:

Jest React Testing Library Standard ESLint

Cloud Services:

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AWS AWS Lambda AWS S3 AWS CloudWatch

  • CloudFormation, CodeBuild, CodePipeline, IAM, SNS

Dev Tools:

Postman VSCode Git GitHub npm Docker

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🌱 Looking to Learn/Improve:

Digital Accessibility Typescript React Testing Library Flutter Python

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