Danielle Ali

Danielle Ali's work experience includes roles at various companies.

In 2014, they worked as a Co-Owner at Revolution 3D Trinidad. Their responsibilities included creating graphics for laser cutting and 3D printing, designing custom gifts, managing social media platforms, and creating graphics for advertising and packaging. Danielle held this position until 2017.

From 2019 to 2020, Danielle worked at Evertz as a UI/UX Designer & Developer.

In 2020, they joined Cinnamon Toast as an Intermediate Full Stack Developer until 2021.

From 2021 to present, Danielle has been employed by Twitter as a Software Engineer, specifically working on the Actor and Reporter Experiences Team. Danielle played a key role in the web implementation of the Safety Center project and collaborated with various departments such as data science, research, design, and content.

Most recently, Danielle has joined Gretel.ai as a Senior Software Engineer in 2023. No end date has been provided for this role.

Danielle Ali completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, from 2008 to 2015. In 2018, they enrolled in freeCodeCamp and obtained certifications for "JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures" and "Responsive Web Design Certificate" in computer software engineering. During the same year, Danielle also pursued further education in computer science through Udemy, where they completed "The Complete JavaScript Course." Additionally, they acquired various certifications related to web design and development, including "Advanced WordPress: Action and Filter Hooks," "Become a Web Designer," "Become an Advanced WordPress Developer," "CSS Essential Training 1," "Design Aesthetics for the Web," "HTML Essential Training," "Introduction to Web Design and Development," "Learning Responsive Design," "Mapping the Modern Web Design Process," "Photoshop for Web Design," "Programming Foundations: Fundamentals," "User Experience for Web Designers," "WordPress Developer Tips: Information Architecture and the Template Hierarchy," "WordPress Plugins: Advanced Custom Fields," "WordPress REST API: Authentication," "WordPress REST API: Building an Interactive Web App," "WordPress: Building Themes from Scratch Using Underscores," "WordPress: Custom Post Types and Taxonomies," "WordPress: Developing Secure Sites," and "WordPress: Internationalization."