Hello, I’m Reuben Ingber! A self-taught web developer with an eye for design.
It’s a pleasure to meet you, here is a little about me.
I built my first websites, in the late 90’s and early 2000’s using a combination of Geocities & Blogger. I wanted a place on the internet to call home, but always envisioned the web as a hobby and not a career.
After college, I moved to Washington, D.C. to get my masters degree in government and worked as a lobbyist for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
Finally after playing on the web for years, I made the decision to jump to working on the web full time. I spent a few years teaching myself front-end development and design.
Today, I am a full time front-end engineer at Business Insider. I work on developing components for all of Business Insider’s properties and I’ve been apart of the launch teams for Business Insider Deutchland and Tech Insider
Previously, I was a developer at ExpandTheRoom, a small web development and design agency.
I have worked with clients like Scholastic Books, Nielsen, Rolling Stone Magazine, The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Reuters and many others. You can view some of my latest work, here.
I am a skilled front end web developer and designer with a focus on modular HTML5, CSS3, and Javascript.
I have developed custom marketing sites, email templates, custom Wordpress themes, and much more. I write modern and well organized code that enhances performance and user experience. I have the ability to learn and implement new technologies rapidly.
Outside of work, I host a podcast called How to Hold a Pencil (currently on hiatus). In 2014 I ran the New York City Marathon and intend to do another marathon soon. I love spending time with my wife exploring the New York cities amazing restaurants and binge watching stuff Netflix.
I was born and raised in New York city and currently live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Get in touch via email or Twitter.
The Happiest Moment of My Life
Media Links
- Material Studies - August 26, 2015
- Show Me Your Mic - April 21, 2015
- Podcast Thing - June 2015
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This site was built using SiteLeaf, Sublime, Terminal, and Sass. The code can be seen on GitHub.