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Justin Bartels
He/Him/His
- Scott Scholar | Class of 2026
- Computer Science
Additional Information
Justin is a 2025-2026 Innovation Ignited Fellow, a prestigious AI and automation program in partnership with MIT. This past summer, Justin worked on the support staff team at Riverside Bible Camp in Iowa. Previously, he worked as a technology intern with Fiserv in 2023 and 2024, where he was trained in Agile using the Scrum format, and as a Scott Scholars Design Studio intern in 2022, where his team partnered with the U.S. Department of Defense. For his Community Action Project, Justin and his team are partnered with Bockscar, the Technology Innovation Sector of the 55th Wing of the U.S. Air Force. Their recent work has focused on developing an application of the oceanic crossing procedures to improve accessibility and user experience, ultimately enhancing flight safety. Justin is adept in COBOL, JCL, ReactJS, JavaScript, SASS, and CSS Flexbox in addition to being proficient in Java, Python, C, HTML, Angular, and Swift. At UNO, Justin is a member of the symphonic wind ensemble and regularly volunteers at his local church. Following graduation, Justin is interested in a career in app and UI development, AI, and mainframe engineering.
Additional Information
Justin is a 2025-2026 Innovation Ignited Fellow, a prestigious AI and automation program in partnership with MIT. This past summer, Justin worked on the support staff team at Riverside Bible Camp in Iowa. Previously, he worked as a technology intern with Fiserv in 2023 and 2024, where he was trained in Agile using the Scrum format, and as a Scott Scholars Design Studio intern in 2022, where his team partnered with the U.S. Department of Defense. For his Community Action Project, Justin and his team are partnered with Bockscar, the Technology Innovation Sector of the 55th Wing of the U.S. Air Force. Their recent work has focused on developing an application of the oceanic crossing procedures to improve accessibility and user experience, ultimately enhancing flight safety. Justin is adept in COBOL, JCL, ReactJS, JavaScript, SASS, and CSS Flexbox in addition to being proficient in Java, Python, C, HTML, Angular, and Swift. At UNO, Justin is a member of the symphonic wind ensemble and regularly volunteers at his local church. Following graduation, Justin is interested in a career in app and UI development, AI, and mainframe engineering.