Contact
\n\n ![\"\"](\"../assets/linkedin.png\")
\n Connect with me\n
\n \n Connect with me\n \n phone \n
\n (703) 727 0775
\n\n email \n lemjimeno@verizon.net\n
\n\n Hello! My name is Elliot Jimeno. I am a result-oriented project team leader\n with experience covering software related project and product development. A\n passionate and optimistic individual, I am progress driven and eager to\n learn new things to help meet business goals. I am comfortable with\n ambiguity and thrive in fast-paced environments. I graduated with a Masters\n degree in Computer Science at\n Virginia Tech\n with a focus in Software Development, and am currently working as a Software\n Engineer at\n BTI360.\n
\n\n Developing & maintaining critical applications supporting national defense\n initiatives, by enhancing OSINT capabilities essential for strategic\n decision making.\n
\n\n Used agile methodologies to plan, design, develop, and present a complex\n intern web application from start to finish. Developed the majority of the\n front end while gaining significant hands-on experience with Node, MySQL,\n and Angular\n
\n\n Contributed to the development of a full life cycle web application designed\n to improve contract management. Developed a secure landing and login page\n with Angular that manages and authenticates user account information\n
\n\n Conducted Research on digital marketing industry and demand side platform\n (DSP) APIs. Contributed to AdTech campaign by modifying existing shell\n script files to use with alternate demand side platforms. Applied CRUD API\n calls to implement an updated program for company's software related needs\n
\n\n Software as a service (SaaS) web app and learning tool built to help people\n learn a new language. Utilizes AWS Amplify Gen 2 to support AI capabilities\n with prompt engineering.\n
\n\n Dynamic, interactive, and personal platform where I share my insights,\n expertise, and passion for running. Inspired by a goal to run 1,000 miles in\n a year, the website highlights the running community that I have been able\n to foster alongside family and friends. As of January 2024, the community\n currently has over 120 members!\n
\n\n Software as a service (SaaS) web app and online tool designed to help\n create, plan, publish, and analyze your social media content. Built with\n Angular and integrated with multiple external social media APIs.\n
\n\n Conducted research while applying problem solving, entrepreneurial, and web\n development skills to create my very own multiframework SaaS product and\n passion project from the ground up.\n
\n\n In an effort to provide a more secure and reliable means of voting, this\n project leverages blockchain technology in order to ensure a more reliable,\n secure, cost-effective, and time-saving approach to the election process.\n
\n\n \n Completed as a semester-long partner project for a graduate course at\n Virginia Tech, I designed and implemented the entirety of the front-end,\n before eventually connecting to my partner's backend. This consisted of\n designing the components, integrating it with the Web3.js library, and\n communicating with the middleware. Read\n Blockchain Powered Voting on the Ethereum Virtual Machine\n for more information.\n
\n\n \"Tongue-in-cheek\" project built to connect college students who are bored\n during lecture. In addition to providing access to amusement through a\n public chat room, Campus Yawns aims to provide insightful server data\n describing the live website student demographic.\n
\n\n Users can view number of students online and from which colleges. Breakdowns\n of each school by year and major are also visible. Future commits will\n include individual school and class chat rooms.\n
\n\n Connect with me\n (703) 727 0775
\nprojects works!
\n","// This file can be replaced during build by using the `fileReplacements` array.\n// `ng build` replaces `environment.ts` with `environment.prod.ts`.\n// The list of file replacements can be found in `angular.json`.\n\nexport const environment = {\n production: false\n};\n\n/*\n * For easier debugging in development mode, you can import the following file\n * to ignore zone related error stack frames such as `zone.run`, `zoneDelegate.invokeTask`.\n *\n * This import should be commented out in production mode because it will have a negative impact\n * on performance if an error is thrown.\n */\n// import 'zone.js/plugins/zone-error'; // Included with Angular CLI.\n","import { enableProdMode } from '@angular/core';\nimport { platformBrowserDynamic } from '@angular/platform-browser-dynamic';\n\nimport { AppModule } from './app/app.module';\nimport { environment } from './environments/environment';\n\nif (environment.production) {\n enableProdMode();\n}\n\nplatformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(AppModule)\n .catch(err => console.error(err));\n"],"names":["RouterModule","LandingComponent","ProjectsComponent","routes","path","component","AppRoutingModule","forRoot","imports","i1","exports","AppComponent","constructor","title","selectors","standalone","decls","vars","template","AppComponent_Template","rf","ctx","i0","ɵɵelement","BrowserModule","MatIconModule","BrowserAnimationsModule","AppModule","bootstrap","declarations","ngOnInit","consts","LandingComponent_Template","ɵɵelementStart","ɵɵtext","ɵɵelementEnd","ProjectsComponent_Template","environment","production","enableProdMode","__NgCli_bootstrap_1","platformBrowser","bootstrapModule","catch","err","console","error"],"sourceRoot":"webpack:///","x_google_ignoreList":[]}