Hello world, I'm

Justin Silbiger,

a software engineer.

About

Justin Silbiger

My journey into tech wasn't straightforward. I took a different path that had its own challenges, and I learned a lot along the way. But every step brought me closer to where I am today, always learning new skills and exploring new technologies to build the things that interest me most.

Currently, I am leading the development of the Silbiger Family Tree Database, a web application designed to document and expand upon the genealogy of the Silbiger family. The platform manages a growing list of over 1,200 family members.

Technologies

Languages

HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
TypeScript
Python
SQL

Frontend

Bootstrap
Tailwind CSS
Material UI
Shadcn/ui
React
Next.js
Framer

Backend

Node.js
Express
FastAPI
Django

Database

PostgreSQL
MongoDB
Firebase

DevOps

Git
Linux
AWS
Vercel
Render
GitHub Pages

QA

ESLint
Prettier
Jest
Pytest
Flake8
Black

Projects

Experience

Web Development Career Track Boot Camp

Queensborough Community College of The City University of New York (CUNY)
Queens, NY
April 2024
Queens, NY
April 2024

Intensive program covering modern web development practices, testing methodologies, and full-stack development with an emphasis on Python and React.

PythonFastAPIReact.jsPostgreSQLSQLAlchemypytestGitRESTful APIsFront-End DevelopmentBack-End Development

Full-Stack Web Development Boot Camp

Queensborough Community College of The City University of New York (CUNY)
Queens, NY
June 2024
Queens, NY
June 2024

Comprehensive boot camp covering full-stack development with focus on modern web technologies, including React.js, Node.js, Python, and advanced database management.

React.jsNode.jsPythonDjangoFlaskSQLJavaScriptBootstrapOOPState ManagementRESTful APIs

Web Developer

ADCO Builders
New York, NY
October 2024
New York, NY
October 2024

Developed a modern, responsive website for ADCO Builders, showcasing their real estate projects with a clean design and intuitive user experience. Focused on seamless navigation and visually impactful presentation to enhance client engagement.

ReactNext.jsTailwind CSSFramer MotionTypeScriptPostCSSEmbla CarouselRadix UILucide ReactFormspreeESLintGit

Applied Software Engineering Fundamentals

IBM
Remote (via Coursera)
February 2025
Remote (via Coursera)
February 2025

I built a strong foundation in software engineering through hands-on projects and practical tools. The coursework covered version control with Git and GitHub, collaborative development workflows, Linux terminal commands, Bash scripting, and job automation using Cron. I developed Python applications using core programming concepts, APIs, and libraries like NumPy and Pandas, and built a language translation web app with Flask and IBM Watson. The program emphasized the software development lifecycle, collaboration, testing, and modern deployment practices.

Software ArchitectureGit and GitHubSoftware TestingComputer ProgrammingSoftware Design and ArchitectureLinuxProgramming Principles

Introduction to Programming

Ball State University
Remote (via Coursera)
March 2025
Remote (via Coursera)
March 2025

This beginner-friendly course provided a structured introduction to Python programming, designed for new or self-taught programmers. It covered essential concepts such as variables, conditionals, loops, functions, and scope, along with foundational computer science principles.

PythonCS FundamentalsVariablesConditionalsLoopsFunctionsScope

Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python)

University of Michigan
Remote (via Coursera)
April 2025
Remote (via Coursera)
April 2025

This course reinforced the fundamentals of programming using Python, including how to install Python, write simple programs, and work with variables, functions, and loops. It emphasized problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and core programming principles.

Python SyntaxCritical ThinkingProgramming PrinciplesProblem Solving

Python Data Structures

University of Michigan
Remote (via Coursera)
April 2025
Remote (via Coursera)
April 2025

This course introduced core data structures in Python, including lists, dictionaries, and tuples, and showed how to use them to build real-world programs that manage and analyze data. Through hands-on practice, I learned about reading and writing files, storing information with key/value pairs, and performing multi-step operations like sorting. The course strengthened programming fundamentals and problem-solving skills while advancing understanding of Python's built-in data handling capabilities.

AlgorithmsStringsListsDictionariesTupleCritical ThinkingData ManagementProblem Solving

Get In Touch

Contact Information

Location

New York, NY

Email

Jzsilb@gmail.com

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