Here's a list of my technical skills. As you can see, while I mostly specialize in Web technologies, I've learned a thing or two in other fields while I was in school and in past job experiences.

I'm aware rating skills on a scale of 1 to 5 is subjective and skills are not really measurable that way, but since this isn't a CV and long explanations don't make pretty layouts like this one, here's the general idea of what each rating means (how I subjectively chose them!):

• 1 - I've tried it or haven't used it in at least 3 years.
• 2 - I've used it a little or haven't used it in at least a year.
• 3 - I've got a good grasp of it and can make something decent with it.
• 4 - I've used it multiple times and can get a project done with it by myself.
• 5 - I use this almost every day! They're usually my technologies of choice when creating my own projects.

Here's a few of the projects I've worked on. You can see the full list on my Github profile, but these are the ones I am most proud of. Even if some of these were eventually left unfinished (like most my repos, oops!), I still learned a lot from them!

Here's an overview of my past experiences as a developer. Before starting to work in this field, while I was just starting as a student, I worked two and a half years as a cashier at Canada's renowned coffee shop, Tim Horton's.

The following shows all the schools and courses I've taken relevant to my software developement career.