Summary
Ali Nix is a frontend developer and UX designer with nine years of experience who blends data-minded biostatistics training (MPH) with hands-on web engineering to build accessible, conversion-focused sites for entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and health organizations. Proficient in React, TypeScript, Playwright testing, and modern data tools like Python, SQL, BigQuery, and dbt, Ali has contributed to open-source public-health tooling such as the Health Equity Tracker and refactored visualizations from Vega to D3. Their background in data science and caregiving informs a user-centered approach that emphasizes inclusive design and rigorous data pipelines for trustworthy analytics. As a freelancer and former intern at Morehouse School of Medicine and XR/edu startups, Ali moves fluidly between frontend UX, backend ETL work, and testing to deliver end-to-end features. Notably, they pair product-driven UX decisions with statistical literacy—making complex health datasets more accessible through thoughtful visualizations and robust testing. Based in Denver, Ali brings a rare mix of public-health insights, teaching experience, and practical engineering that helps mission-driven teams turn data into actionable user experiences.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Mathematics, Mathematics at Front Range Community College
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at The Stony Brook School
Front End Web Development, Front End Web Development at Turing School of Software & Design
Political Science, Political Science at Otterbein University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Psychology, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Psychology at University of Maine at Farmington
Data Science, Data Science at General Assembly
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) Biostatistics, Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) Biostatistics at Kent State University