Nicole Borgaard

Nicole Borgaard is a full stack web developer at Oregon Research Institute where she develops in Python, Django and Ember.js. Previously Nicole organized and taught classes for a non-profit, NextStep Recycling, on dismantling, testing and repairing computers and various kinds of electronics for reuse.

When she moved to the tech world of San Francisco in 2013, Nicole's curiosity for software grew and she spent a year teaching herself to code. Programming meetups, coding tutorials and mentors she acquired along the way were inspiring and showed Nicole that she could solve dynamic problems through code. In February 2015, she graduated from General Assembly's Web Development Immersive course, and transitioned into a Teaching Assistant for current WDI students.

Nicole's life when not developing looks like hiking, games, and making best friends with other people's dogs.

Previously (10):

Back-End Web Development

In this course students turn ideas into working applications by learning the fundamentals of programming with Ruby and Ruby on Rails.

4 Times

JavaScript Development

Master the universal language of the web. Learn how to create advanced interactive web experiences with JavaScript.

4 Times

Front-End Web Development

Gain critical web development literacy to stand out in tech-driven fields in this 10-week evening course, on campus or online.

Web Development Immersive

12-weeks. All day, every day. Learn the skills to become an entry-level web developer and the resources to get a job in this intensive program.