After college, I worked as an administrative assistant for the Director of Testing and Training at Kelly Services headquarters. I discovered that I had an affinity for finding issues like a user might, which may or may not be the way a developer expected the software to be used.

From there, I jumped into testing like it was 1999 for Y2K. Over the following years, I worked on manual and automation testing for healthcare data and e-learning for elementary students. I also jumped into the business world, with a stint as an Installation Consultant, including leading the team through a data center migration.

I am curious about how an application works, what business needs and processes it is used for, and am curious about what happens when I try "this...". I enjoy looking at software from a unique perspective, helping developers identify issues and improvements before software goes to the client.

When I’m not working, I’m reading books or articles, playing computer games, or doing things with my family and friends.