Susan Cline is a front-end developer with 10+ years of experience building responsive, accessible, and high-performance web applications, currently contributing to IBM's cloud-native Streams Console. She combines strong React expertise (including React Hook Form and Redux) with legacy skills in Dojo, Java JAX-RS and server-side UIs, enabling her to bridge modern frontend stacks and enterprise backends. A collaborative engineer and mentor, she regularly conducts code reviews, coaches junior hires, and partners directly with customers to troubleshoot production issues. Susan is also an active open-source contributor and committer on Apache projects (Edgent and Derby), where she built D3-based front ends and authored widely read technical articles. Based in Oakland, she brings a pragmatic mix of UX-driven implementation and operational focus that shortens feedback loops between design, engineering, and users. Collected experience across databases, embedded demos, and facilities leadership earlier in her career gives her unusual breadth for a front-end specialist.
10 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Administration and Management, General, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Administration and Management, General at University of California, Berkeley
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