When I was a child I was obsessed with trains and vacuum cleaners. In elementary school my grandma tried to teach me Photoshop. In seventh grade I started teaching myself HTML. Freshman year I started learning the basics of networking and BASH - so I could run a Minecraft server on my sparkly new iMac. In the first half of high school I volunteered at Phoenix Children's Hospital and in the second half I taught robotics at The Waybright Academy. On top of that, I was active throughout - the school as an officer of Firebird Robotics, the director of Firebird Word, a yearbook editor, and the design editor of Chaparral Ashes. I've been digging around in computers my whole life.
+ so I could run a Minecraft server on my sparkly new iMac. In high school I really started to branch out. I volunteered at Phoenix Children's Hospital and I taught robotics at The Waybright Academy. I was an officer on Firebird Robotics where I handled web development and video production for, among other things, the Chairman's Award submission. I an editor of Chaparral Ashes, where I joined as the Web Editor to manage the online front but quickly moved to the Design Editor. I was also a yearbook editor and the director of Firebird Word, the daily morning announcement broadcast. I've been digging around in computers my whole life.I'm a Computer Science student and Hackathon winner at Arizona State University interested in the intersection of technology and art. I pride myself in taking a diverse set of interest and the resulting broad set of experiences. From editorial experience at the State Press to random open source contributions in my free time, I do a lot. Less formally, I moonlight as a freelance tech support, web designer, and occasionally pick up work as a photographer. Lately I've been spending