Khulan Jargalsaikhan
A little bit about myself — I am originally from Mongolia, where I earned a Bachelor’s degree
in Printing Engineering. I came to the United States in 2015 to pursue the American dream:
to build a meaningful career through hard work, perseverance, and continuous learning.
In 2018, I began a new chapter by enrolling in an Associate of Applied Science program
in Information Systems Technology. I graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2021. Shortly after,
I enrolled in an online Java Web Development bootcamp, where I gained real-world,
hands-on experience building full-stack applications using the Java Spring Boot framework.
During the program, I successfully built five major Spring web applications, solidifying
my foundation in backend development.
I now have over 3 years of professional experience working as a Software Developer on federal government projects,
where I’ve built and maintained web applications using Java, Struts, Spring, and SQL/Informix.
I work in Agile teams, using tools like Jira, GitLab, and Unix servers, and currently hold an active
Public Trust Security Clearance.
Problem-solving has always been my passion — whether it's tackling code, solving puzzles,
or learning a new technology. Coding is the ultimate puzzle to me: infinite, challenging,
and deeply rewarding. My passion for building and creating continues to drive me in my journey
as a software engineer.
During my Java Web Development bootcamp, I completed several hands-on projects using Java, Spring Boot, HTML/CSS,
and SQL. Below are short walkthroughs of five applications I built — each highlighting different features, tools,
and problem-solving approaches.