Clinton Wilson - Web Development Cohort 56

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Clinton Wilson graduated with Web Development Cohort 56. About Me: I am a software developer who loves using creativity to solve unique problems. After earning my BBA in music business from Belmont University, my career path led me to the service industry. After more than a decade working in restaurants, I sought a career in software development where I could use my creative and analytical skills. I am looking forward beginning my new career where I can I apply my newfound abilities. Favorite NSS Experience: Presenting my client-side capstone. It was incredible to share my work with my cohort!

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