Initially thinking I would go into the computer industry, I entered Purdue University's freshmen honors engineering program right after high school. During my time at Purdue, I took courses in analog and digital circuit analysis and design, as well as computer programming courses. These were, of course, on top of the regular battery of math and science classes and the occasional general education class. Outside of the classroom and my music activities, I managed to find the time to learn some other useful computing skills in scripting languages, databases, Linux, and other Unix-based operating systems.
Currently I am available for a limited amount of freelance work as a develop products of my own. If you are interested in having me work on your next project, or if you require technical expertise to complete or enhance your existing product, please get in touch with me using this site's contact form.
| Employer/Organization | Duties | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Rosen Center for Advanced Computing | System Administration of Linux Nodes; Test, Recommend, and Deploy Software Solutions; Maintain Hardware | Summer 2004–Summer 2005 |
| Society of Women Engineers | Webmaster, completely rewrote the backend | 2004 |
| Life@SWOSU | System Administrator, Programmer, Technical Lead | April 2006–Spring 2008 |
| SWOSU | Web Developer | Fall 2008–Fall 2010 |
| Kappa Kappa Psi, Epsilon Epsilon Chapter | Webmaster | Spring 2007–Spring 2009 |
| Coaches Aid | Web Developer | April 2009–January 2010 |
| Nine Collective | Developer | February 2010–May 2010 |
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