Ever since his Little League baseball days, Keegan has always tried to be the person on the team who cares the most. For him, anything worth doing is worth doing with all he’s got.

He brought this passion to his first software engineering job back in 2018, quickly demonstrating his hunger for learning and achievement. By 2019, he was the tech lead of his product team and started mentoring other developers.

Not wanting to become complacent, he enrolled in Georgia Institute of Technology’s Online Masters of Computer Science program and earned his degree in 2024, specializing in machine learning, while working full-time (and welcoming his first child). He capitalized on the opportunity provided by this AI/ML education by spending a couple of years on a team developing custom deep learning models for healthcare data.

As a born-and-raised Michigander, he loves Atomic’s understanding of our purpose as a company: yes, to be a source of fulfillment for ourselves as Atoms, but also to be a force for good in our clients and our communities.