Jessica Kilby - Full Stack Software Developer



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Front-End Capstone
Bookcase-It

Front-end capstone project is an app that enables you to store your personal library using firebase. I used HTML, CSS, SCSS, Javascipt, AngularJS and Google Books API.

Back-End Capstone
MyTrack

Back-end capstone project is an app that enables you to keep track of to do items that don't come around very often using Microsoft SQL database. I used HTML, CSS, SCSS, Javascipt, AngularJS, C#, ASP.NET Web API and Google Calendar API.

"Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow." -Anthony J. D'Angelo
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About Me

I’m a healthcare analytics and laboratory operations professional with more than 15 years of experience supporting diagnostic workflows, data integrity, and system performance in clinical environments. My background spans laboratory science, data conversion, and application support, giving me a unique ability to understand both the technical and operational sides of healthcare systems.
I enjoy solving problems, improving workflows, and translating complex processes into clear, actionable solutions. Over the years, I’ve worked with LIS platforms, SQL‑based data pipelines, automation interfaces, and reporting tools like Power BI and Excel. I’m especially drawn to roles where technology and healthcare intersect — places where better data and better systems directly improve patient care and public health outcomes.
I recently completed the University of Texas at Austin’s Data Analytics Essentials program and earned the Microsoft PL‑300 certification, strengthening my skills in analytics, data modeling, and dashboard development. Earlier in my career, I completed a full‑stack software development bootcamp, which gave me hands‑on experience with APIs, databases, debugging, and agile sprints — skills I still use today when working with applications and multi‑system environments.
Outside of work, I’m someone who values clarity, meaningful work, and continuous learning. I love understanding how systems fit together, why processes work the way they do, and how thoughtful improvements can make life easier for the people who rely on them

"Opportunities don't happen, you create them." -Chris Grosser
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