Kaleigh Deardorff
About Kaleigh Deardorff
Kaleigh Deardorff is a Frontend Engineer with a strong background in web development and design. She has worked at various companies, including Trust & Will and BrandRep, and holds a Full Stack Certificate from Nucamp Coding Bootcamp.
Current Role at Trust & Will
Kaleigh Deardorff serves as a Frontend Engineer at Trust & Will, having joined the company in 2021. In this role, she focuses on developing user-friendly interfaces that enhance the overall user experience. Her expertise in frontend technologies allows her to create responsive designs that cater to both web and mobile users.
Previous Experience in Web Development
Before her current position, Kaleigh worked as a Web Developer at Zoek: Search Defined from 2019 to 2020. She also held a Front End Design role at BrandRep from 2017 to 2019. These experiences contributed to her skills in frontend development, particularly in utilizing frameworks such as Bootstrap and Reactstrap.
Education and Certifications
Kaleigh completed her studies in Computer Science at Saddleback College from 2016 to 2018. She also attended Nucamp Coding Bootcamp, where she specialized in Web Development and Mobile Development, earning a Full Stack Certificate in 2021. Additionally, she studied Early Childhood Education at Sierra College from 2009 to 2011.
Technical Skills in Frontend Development
Kaleigh has a strong foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, which she applies in her frontend development projects. She emphasizes the use of React and React Native libraries, along with Bootstrap and Reactstrap, to create flexible and high-functioning websites that align with client needs.
Early Career and Administrative Roles
Kaleigh's early career included various roles such as Administrative Assistant at SuperGoodStuff and Executive Administration at See Jane Go. She also worked as a Toddler Teacher at Seattle Learning Center and as a Recreation Supervisor at KIDZ KORNER. These positions provided her with valuable skills in communication and client interaction.