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Français en bas After a 13 year hiatus, Jack Lanphear was ready to rejoin the tech sector and dive back into software development. Jack views the Skills for Hire Atlantic program as a great opportunity to refresh his previous skills while also giving him the chance to develop new skills along the way. In his time away from software development, Jack explored a career in the craft brewing industry! After spending multiple years in the brewing industry, Jack is ready to get back into web development, and explore that creative side once again.
“I have been active and interested in web development from all the way back to the 1990's with tools like Lynx and Newt running on OS/2.”
When asked about what he was enjoying the most from the program so far, Jack had multiple highlights to acknowledge:
“The self paced environment, my fellow students, and the new challenges that materials introduce every day.”
If you would like to contact Jack, he can be reached on linkedin. After moving to Canada last August, Yegor set his sights on learning how to code and to fulfill his dream job of becoming a Web 3.0 software developer. He spent countless hours trying to learn from videos tutorials online but realized he was missing out on the role human interaction plays in learning. Once Yegor became aware of the Skills for Hire Atlantic program, he quickly applied because of the potential growth he could foresee from participating in the program.
“I've always been passionate about art and technology. Web development is what can help you combine these.”
When asked about the highlights of the program so far, Yegor mentioned his delight for everything that the Skills for Hire Atlantic program has to offer:
“Pretty much everything: the curriculum, the community (both my fellow students and Fred Cheung, our tutor), career development. I'm absolutely thrilled and definitely am having a good experience.”
If you would like to contact Yegor, he can be reached on linkedin or by email ____________________________________________________________________ Après une interruption de 13 ans, Jack Lanphear était prêt à réintégrer le secteur de la technologie et à se replonger dans le développement de logiciels. Jack considère le programme Élevez vos compétences Atlantique comme une excellente occasion de rafraîchir ses compétences antérieures tout en lui donnant la chance d'en acquérir de nouvelles en cours de route. Pendant le temps qu'il a passé loin du développement de logiciels, Jack a exploré une carrière dans l'industrie brassicole artisanale ! Après avoir passé plusieurs années dans l'industrie brassicole, Jack est prêt à revenir au développement web et à explorer à nouveau son côté créatif.
« J'ai été actif et intéressé par le développement web depuis les années 1990 avec des outils tels que Lynx et Newt fonctionnant sous OS/2. »
Lorsqu'on lui a demandé ce qu'il appréciait le plus dans le programme jusqu'à présent, Jack a mentionné plusieurs points forts :
« L'environnement autogéré, les autres étudiants et les nouveaux défis que le matériel présente chaque jour. »
Si vous souhaitez contacter Jack, vous pouvez le faire sur linkedin. Après avoir déménagé au Canada en août dernier, Yegor s'est mis en tête d'apprendre à coder et de réaliser son rêve de devenir développeur de logiciels Web 3.0. Il a passé d'innombrables heures à essayer d'apprendre à partir de tutoriels vidéo en ligne, mais il s'est rendu compte qu'il ne profitait pas du rôle que joue l'interaction humaine dans l'apprentissage. Lorsque Yegor a pris connaissance du programme Élevez vos compétences Atlantique, il s'est empressé de poser sa candidature en raison du potentiel de croissance qu'il pouvait entrevoir en participant au programme.
« J'ai toujours été passionné par l'art et la technologie. Le développement web est ce qui peut vous aider à combiner ces deux aspects. »
Interrogé sur les points forts du programme jusqu'à présent, Yegor s'est dit ravi de tout ce que le programme Élevez vos compétences Atlantique a à offrir :
« Presque tout : le programme d'études, la communauté (mes camarades de classe et Fred Cheung, notre tuteur), le développement de carrière. Je suis absolument ravi et j'ai vraiment vécu une bonne expérience.
Si vous souhaitez contacter Yegor, vous pouvez le joindre sur linkedin ou par courrier électronique
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