driven. creative. passionate.
Located in beautiful Orem, Utah, I bring a unique perspective to the coding world.
I graduated from Brigham Young University in 2012 with a degree in Spanish Teaching.
I spent three years teaching middle school Spanish in Draper, Utah, and learned skills such as public speaking,
leadership, crisis management, organization, and dissecting large problems into manageable portions.
In July 2015, I returned to Colorado and enrolled in the Galvanize Full-Stack Development Program.
From there I spent almost five years at Field Squared, where from day one I built and created new features, as well as improved stability and fixed the inevitable bug. My responsibilities were expanded to include managing the development team while simultaneously coding, making me a well rounded employee and team player.
From there I went to Apogee Engineering, where I developed a workbench for the USGS, which I followed to Inalab Consulting. Throughout this time, I honed in on front end development skills, and found that that is where my passion lies. I am always looking for new opportunities to take amorphous ideas and turn them into functional, beautiful realities.
From there I spent almost five years at Field Squared, where from day one I built and created new features, as well as improved stability and fixed the inevitable bug. My responsibilities were expanded to include managing the development team while simultaneously coding, making me a well rounded employee and team player.
From there I went to Apogee Engineering, where I developed a workbench for the USGS, which I followed to Inalab Consulting. Throughout this time, I honed in on front end development skills, and found that that is where my passion lies. I am always looking for new opportunities to take amorphous ideas and turn them into functional, beautiful realities.
