Christina Spradlin

My decision to learn to code was an easy one. Embarking on a new career path was a bit harder. A former computer science educator looking to jump into the big leagues, I pride myself on my attention to detail, curiosity, persistence, and ability to produce high-quality, error-free code. I’m always looking for new challenges and live my life thinking outside the box. Thanks to my computer science graduate degree, I can easily pick up new programming languages. After spending hundreds of hours testing and debugging student programs and writing sample code to demonstrate in multiple programming languages, I am excited to continue developing my programming skills in a collaborative environment.

Ideal Workplace Values

Ideally, I am looking for a hybrid position in a tech or tech-related field that will value my unique perspective, thirst for knowledge, and my eclectic life experiences. I have a wide variety of skills, and would excel in a position that requires both creativity and flexibility as well as providing for a fair amount of autonomy once I have become fully integrated into the workplace team. As I transition from an educational environment, I would value mentoring and the ability to participate in social and volunteer events to better know my new colleagues.