At age 5 I was already a nerd. My parents bought me kids books about how computers work and I couldn't get enough. I was hooked and only wanted to learn more. In the early 90s I started programming with Q Basic. When my family got the Internet at home I became fascinated with Geocities and how their WYSIWIG editor worked to build web pages. I quickly learned HTML but realized that HTML wasn't enough to do everything I wanted to with a website, so I moved onto Javascript. Soon after that I found myself reading about PHP while simultaneously learning about C++, Python Perl, ASM, and Java. After graduating from high school, I took some classes and started doing freelance work. I enjoyed the work, but the jobs were often inconsistent and I decided to find something steadier.

That's where I came across EnderTech. I knew immediately that this was the place for me. My awesome skill set and the laid back environment were a good match.

My favorite project at EnderTech so far has been UnitedStatesArtists.org. It's been my favorite because I worked on a large team towards a united goal; we were able to see how the project was evolving and each individual's contribution. I enjoyed interacting with my coworkers and collaborating on the best ways to execute the work.

Three things I think everyone should know about me:
1. I read waaayy too much.
2. I am a robot. Beep boop.
3. I drink my coffee black.