Lee Jennings - Web Development Cohort 55

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Lee Jennings graduated with Web Development Cohort 55. After working in the different fields of education and draft beer system maintenance I decided to make the jump into software development. I greatly enjoy solving problems every day and working as part of a team. After teaching myself some coding basics and completing the Nashville Software School Jumpstart program I decided to enroll in NSS. Software development combines my favorite parts of previous jobs, my interest in technology, and the opportunity to grow and learn for the rest of my career.

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