Houston Smith - Web Development Cohort 55

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Houston Smith graduated with Web Development Cohort 55. Nashville, Tennessee born and raised; creative soul trapped in a logical brain. After four years as a Family Minister, I decided to try my hand at something new. A brief attempt at electrical work followed by a year in plumbing eventually led me to software development. A natural curiosity, passion for creative problem-solving, and a drive to constantly learn made software development the perfect fit! I’m team oriented, adaptable, and ready to join the software development industry!

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