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Jesse Burton has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in software development and web management. In 2006, they started working at The City of Airdrie, initially in the help desk and later transitioning to a web development role. During their tenure, they automated processes, developed internal applications, and created an Online Census application that generated income for the city. Jesse also became a certified Microsoft SQL Database Administrator.

In 2012, Jesse co-founded Mind Meld Entertainment, an event company that focused on promoting local filmmakers through themed events. In 2017, they joined The Salt Spring Centre of Yoga as an IT Coordinator, where they rebuilt the center's website, implemented a custom registration system, and developed a custom WordPress theme and plugins.

Since 2021, Jesse has been working as a Senior Frontend Software Developer at MediaValet. Prior to that, they owned and served as a senior web developer at Burton Media, specializing in custom web development, system integrations, project management, and strategic web planning. During their tenure at Burton Media, they completed various projects and provided web services until December 2020.

Jesse Burton attended the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) from 2008 to 2010, where they obtained a .Net Development Certificate in Computer Software and Media Applications. Afterward, Jesse attended Hugh Sutherland, but no degree or field of study information is provided for this institution.

In terms of additional certifications, Jesse obtained the following:

- Gatsby JS: Build static sites with React Wordpress & GraphQL from Udemy in April 2019.

- Duolingo Spanish Fluency: Beginner (Estimated) from Duolingo in June 2016.

- Microsoft® Certified Professional from Microsoft in April 2012.

- Microsoft® Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Database Administrator 2008 from Microsoft in March 2011.

- Microsoft® Certified Technology Specialist: SQL Server® 2008, Implementation and Maintenance from Microsoft in March 2011.

- Two certifications titled "Shaping up with Angular.js," but information regarding the institution or the obtaining month and year is missing.