Name

Tracey Radcliffe

Bio

I am a full stack web developer who lives in Seattle, WA. I grew up in the Washington area, in a town no one has ever heard of called Allyn. In college, I found a passion for health and nutrition, so decided to major in it. While completing my practicum for Dietetics, I realized hospital work wasn't for me. They make me a little panicky. So I took a job at a nutrition software company, where I was exposed to building and guiding the development of websites. So I started fiddling around with code, teaching myself, where I fell in love with the problem solving and challenges coding brings.

Hobbies

Reading, Travel, Cats, Coffee, Gym, Hiking, Photos

• Bug fixes and small feature development for our NodeJS and Angular1 code base and wrote or updated mocha tests
• Created automated Protractor tests for front end testing of our angular application
• Visually displayed user data per application on Kibana using Amazon AWS solution
• Designed and built basic notification service using Amazon AWS Cloudformation, Serverless, DynamoDB

• Assisted with two 201 classes to help students get a basic understanding of the fundamentals of vanilla JavaScript, HTML, CSS, git and GitHub
• Assisted with a 301 class which taught intermediate programming skills such as Postgres, jQuery, and functional programming
• Helped students work through roadblocks in their code by whiteboarding examples and in-depth explanations of how their code is currently working, verses how they want it to work
• Graded assignments to ensure MVP is met and proper git and Github workflow is utilized, with constructive feedback to encourage and assist the students if MVP is not met

• Front end testing of new web app build ensuring usability, accuracy and well functioning web app
• Reported issues found during testing to developer, then retest after issues have been resolved
• Researched and created standards for four regions nutrition label requirements to be implemented on our new web app
• During software testing, ensured that food labels complied with FDA standards including Nutrient Content Claims, Rounding Rules, Label Design, and Required Label Information