The three cities pictured are San Francisco, New Orleans, and Chattanooga, all of which I have ties to in different ways.
I am a humanist who hopes for a better future and believes that technology can empower us to create that future.
I first became interested in programming when I worked with a developer to create a program that helps self-representing clients fill out legal forms. I then found that programming and technology can help us eliminate redundant processes (such as when I automated the sign in and data collection systems at the Pro Bono Project) and enable us to focus more on creative and complex tasks.
I am aspiring to become a valuable resource as a software engineer at a mission-driven company.
In my projects, I aim to create a product that will make the end-users’ lives easier. I also aim to write reusable, easily-readable code to ensure that the product will be maintainable by developers.