If one were to look closely at my parent’s fridge, they might find a picture of me at 2 years old sitting at a computer tinkering away and learning as much as I could about this magic entertainment box. Over 20 years later, not much has changed.

I’ve always suspected my interest in software development was related to my desire to learn as much as I could about whatever I got my hands on, a favorite activity of mine as a kid was aimlessly browsing Wikipedia and soaking up as much information as I could.

Knowing this about myself, starting my software development career at Atomic Object as a member of the accelerator program seemed like a no-brainer. I’ve found in it a place where I have the opportunity to satisfy my constant curiosity on a daily basis and that rewards my need to learn as much as I can about anything I come across.

Before Atomic, I studied at Oakland University, along the way interning at Ally Financial, winning an award for “Most Innovative Pizza Ordering App” at OU’s annual hackathon, and eventually obtaining a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.

Outside of software, I enjoy discovering new music and participating in outdoor activities ranging from hiking to gardening to snowboarding.