About

Shelly Seroussi is a highly experienced Senior Software Engineer at The New York Times with a passion for front-end development and a keen eye for design. With over 9 years of experience in the industry, Shelly has worked on multiple projects as a lead front-end engineer, collaborating closely with designers and engineers to bring new and existing features to life. Shelly's approach to programming is rooted in a design mindset, and she is known for her attention to detail and her ability to bring creative ideas to the table. She is a skilled collaborator who enjoys working with others to find innovative solutions to complex problems. Prior to her current role at The New York Times, Shelly worked as a Software Engineer at the same company and as a Front End Engineer at Thuzio, where she led the software engineer team on the product's front end. In this role, she worked closely with the product manager and designers to ensure that new and existing features were delivered to the highest standard. Shelly's education background includes a web development fellowship from The Flatiron School, a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Design from Parsons School of Design, and an Associate's Degree in Photography from Santa Monica College. Shelly's technical skills include software engineering, front-end development, and product management. She is a highly skilled professional with a wealth of experience in the industry and a passion for delivering high-quality products that exceed expectations.