Tim Vezzani

Programming has been a hobby for me since I was very young, when I was introduced to game development. When I attended college, I actually started out in Mechanical Engineering, but decided to switch to Software Engineering after realizing that was the right path for me. I needed an internship to finish my Bachelors Degree in Software Engineering, and in spite of having many job interviews, I struggled to find work because of my lack of experience. That's when I found DevPipeline.

DevPipeline threw me into the deep end of web development, working with real clients and complex apps, and I had tons of help and training along the way. After completing an internship with them, I stayed on as an apprentice, and eventually accepted a team lead role. I’ve really gained a passion for learning and enjoy finding new ways to code more efficiently. Thanks to the mentorship received and experience gained, I now have a confidence in my coding that I have never had before.