I'm part of the product development at team at FocusVision where I work to create and manage a Ruby on Rails/Ember.js market research platform. Before that, I studied at Epicodus where I learned Ruby on Rails, JavaScript and Ember.js while practicing pair programming. Every week I built projects, developed apps and learned how to think programmatically. Previously, I studied international relations and politics as well as worked in Congress, for two think Tanks and for a lobbying firm. As I was finishing my dissertation, I was drawn to programming because I wanted to be able to see ideas put into action.

Intern @ I researched, analyzed and prepared summaries on current and future national security issues for Dr. Richard Weitz. Specifically, I analyzed Russian military modernization, Caucasian energy dependence and the role of American diplomacy in central Asia. From 2014 to 2014 (less than a year) Political Researcher @ I wrote articles on world politics, security, economics, and policy issues to be published online. My focus was on US-EU relations, Hungarian constitution and prospects for EU democratization, and Russia's occupation of Crimea. From 2013 to 2014 (1 year) London, United KingdomFederal Relations Fellow @ I oversaw political action committee funding expenditures, maintained senior employee schedules and represented Syngenta at agribusiness meetings on the Hill. From 2011 to 2012 (1 year) Washington D.C. Metro AreaDistrict Intern @ I Assisted in Radio Free Asia legislation by distributing thousands of letters and organizing donor dinners. I also ran and oversaw the district booth at the annual Orange County Fair My day-to-day activities included answering phones, distributing mail, contacting potential donors. From 2010 to 2010 (less than a year) Orange County, California Area

Web Development @ Epicodus From 2015 to 2015 Master's degree, International Public Policy, Distinction @ University College London, U. of London From 2013 to 2014 Bachelors of Arts, Political Science, 3.74 @ The George Washington University From 2008 to 2012 High School, 3.51 @ Servite High School From 2004 to 2008 Computer Science/Computer Information Systems, 4.0 @ El Camino CollegeFull Stack Web Development Certification, Computer Software Engineering @ Free Code Camp Tim Kellogg is skilled in: Public Speaking, Policy Analysis, Research, International Relations, Social Media, Public Policy, Politics, HTML, CSS, Teamwork, Analysis, Writing, Debate, Quantitative Research, Qualitative Research