Adina Lessin
About Adina Lessin
Adina Lessin is a Frontend Web Developer with a BA in Computer Science from Yeshiva University. She specializes in designing branded customer emails and has expertise in server administration and database management.
Work at PeerSpot
Adina Lessin has been employed at PeerSpot, previously known as IT Central Station, since 2019. In her role as a Frontend Web Developer, she focuses on creating user-friendly interfaces and enhancing user experience. Her work involves designing branded customer emails that align with the company's marketing strategies. Based in Modiin, Israel, she contributes to the development of web applications and ensures that the front-end elements are functional and visually appealing.
Education and Expertise
Adina Lessin earned her Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science from Yeshiva University, where she studied from 2000 to 2004. Her educational background provides a strong foundation in computer science principles. She specializes in frontend development and has expertise in server administration on AWS and database management using Amazon RDS. This combination of skills allows her to effectively manage both the client-side and server-side aspects of web development.
Technical Skills
Adina Lessin employs a range of technologies in her frontend development work. She is proficient in HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, and Twitter Bootstrap, which are essential for creating responsive and interactive web applications. Additionally, she has experience with API integration for major platforms, including Facebook, Google, Amazon, and MailChimp. Her backend development skills include using PHP, MySQL, JSON, and XML, enabling her to build comprehensive web solutions.
Background
Adina Lessin has a solid background in computer science, which she developed during her studies at Yeshiva University. Her career as a Frontend Web Developer has been marked by a focus on user experience and effective design. She has built a diverse skill set that encompasses both frontend and backend technologies, allowing her to contribute to various aspects of web development projects.