I'm an alumni of Wake Forest University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Mathematics. You can check out my senior math thesis here. It is also available as a slide-deck, if that boats your goat.

I'm from Arlington, V.A., but lived the first few years of my life in Washington, D.C. Besides residing in the states, I've lived (while on vacation) in Hawaii, Italy, London, Paris, South Africa, Spain, and Zimbabwe.

My favorite season is summer and my favoriate food is Chinese (I love to use chopsticks!). I am obsessed with anything running related, especially apperal and shoes by Nike.

I took my first computer science course junior year of high school and instnatly loved it! While at University, even though I tended to write in C and C++, I often find myself writing in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I've also worked with PHP, specifically the Laravel framework, as well as Twitter Bootstrap. Even though I am the most fluent in C/C++, at the end of the day, I'll use whatever I have to get the job done.

While my favorite music is hip-hop, I also enjoy country, jazz, orchestral, and EDM. Even though I'm an OS X and all-around Unix aficionado, I do dabble (sometimes) in Windows.

When computers aren't doing my bidding, you can find me discovering new hip-hop here and here, learning more about LaTeX, improving my typing abilities, trying to keep pace with the world of running, or here.

◇ Augmented the software baseline of the WISDOM program by developing a Java-based plug-in to allow for the ingest of Periscope data through Periscope's API.

◇ Maintained and enhanced the back-end infrastructure of the GEOAxIS program through leveraging the Oracle IdAM stack, bash scripting, AWS servers, and Ansible deployments to support the delivery of Identity and Access Management services to the National Geospatial Agency.

◇ Collaborated in a linux based, team environment using the Agile development methodology and the Atlassian product suite.

◇ Worked with other developers utilizing the Agile methodology of scrum teams, C#, Twitter Bootstrap, SQL Databases, HTML, and jQuery, in order to complete the base search functionality for a web-based application that allows the Federal Aviation Administration to improve the tracking capabilities for their telecommunication services.

◇ Member of Wake Forest University's homegrown Software Development firm.

◇ Collaborated with other students in a group environment utilizing the Agile methodology of scrum teams along with HTML, CSS, and PHP to design, engineer, and create both dynamic and static web sites for various organizations on campus such as Wake Wash, Hit The Bricks, and others.