I've always loved creating things, beginning with arts and crafts. It wasn’t until college that I thought about how to make making into a career. Though I originally considered a path in medicine at Washington University in St. Louis, it didn't take long for me to discover that my true passion lay elsewhere.

In my first semester, I found myself gravitating towards my computer science classes, where I started to combine my love for crafting with coding. I realized my heart was in making things – not just in the physical world but in the digital realm too. As with finding the right methods to give physical materials a new use, I was excited to apply the methods I learned in my classes to make programs that served a purpose, whether that involved streamlining tasks for greater convenience or enhancing data analysis for more informed decision-making. I found joy in crafting lines of code into tangible, visually captivating outcomes.

After graduating, I joined the Accelerator program at Atomic Object. I was excited to work with other developers who are passionate about making high quality software.

In my free time, you can find me reading, playing board games, hiking, trying out new recipes, and playing with my cat.