Sean Heller

I’m an Information Science student at the University of South Florida with a concentration in Web Development Technologies. I enjoy building clean, responsive, and user‑focused web experiences using JavaScript, APIs, and modern cloud tools.

My recent projects include API‑driven apps, responsive layouts, and backend integrations using Cloudflare Workers and secure authentication flows. I’m hands‑on, detail‑oriented, and love breaking down complex problems into simple, intuitive solutions.

Outside of coursework, I’ve earned multiple certifications in AI‑powered development and web technologies, and I’m actively building a portfolio that reflects both my technical skills and my curiosity for learning.

I’m currently seeking entry‑level roles in web development, software engineering, or front‑end development; especially opportunities where I can grow, collaborate, and contribute to meaningful products.

I have hands‑on experience in web development through the USF Career Accelerator, where I built responsive websites, interactive applications, and API‑driven tools using JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and Cloudflare Workers. My projects include a NASA API explorer, a browser‑based game, a secure OpenAI‑powered chatbot, and multiple responsive interface redesigns. Alongside my technical work, I bring over three years of customer‑focused experience from retail roles at Bath & Body Works and Walmart, where I strengthened communication, teamwork, and problem‑solving skills in fast‑paced environments. I combine technical ability with strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to delivering high‑quality results.

I am completing a Bachelor of Science in Information Science with a concentration in Web Development Technologies at the University of South Florida. My coursework has strengthened my skills in JavaScript, HTML/CSS, databases, APIs, information architecture, UX principles, and cloud-based development. Through hands-on projects, I’ve built responsive websites, interactive applications, and secure backend integrations that reflect both technical ability and user-centered design. This academic foundation supports my goal of starting a career in web development and software engineering.