David Turgeon DVDRTRGN<@>GMAIL.COM

Lifelong Programmer and Experienced Front-End Developer dedicated to writing, testing and deploying accessible, reusable, self-documenting, and standards-compliant code

Skills

Asynchronous, functional, and reactive code; Javascript, VueJS, Node, Git, GraphQL,
jQuery, Adobe Suite, Gulp, SVG, HTML, CSS/Sass; React, Wordpress

Experience

08/21 – present

Contractor (ACBJ/RH/Build Labs) — Senior Frontend Developer

Remote and onsite collaborations as needed

Focused on REST and microservice style single page applications (SPA)
Used GitLab CI/CD style build pipelines
Worked across teams to adapt to changing requirements
Employed Docker for deployment uniformity
Worked with multiple backend tech, AEM, Zend, Laravel

08/16 – May 2021

Wells Fargo (IHA), Minneapolis — Senior Developer & Interaction Designer

Working with remote partners to encourage collaborative expertise

Developed full-stack with modularity, components to be reused
Used build scripts for efficiency, higher standards, and consistency
Responsible for providing guidance and expertise on client projects
Mentored others growing their skills, improving front-end development
Worked w/multiple business-lines making products scalable, compliant

03/10 – 08/16

Wells Fargo (ECG), Minneapolis — Web Developer

Pushing the limits of the technology available within the firewall

Lead developer, dynamic web applications, data design and UI
Responsible for engineering of team portal pages and microsites
Guided team by setting code standards, training for global members
Built data driven pages and visualizations
Ensured accessibility requirements were exceeded

11/04 – 03/10

Wells Fargo (ADP), Minneapolis — Production Publishing Specialist

Everything from full color printed materials to content management systems

Mastered graphics tools for creating and managing design assets
Developed marketing tools using Javascript, Flash, and HTML
Utilized industry applications for print and online publishing
Worked directly with stakeholders to develop interactive forms