For six years, I've worked in supply chain and logistics, currently as a Supply Chain SAP WM Analyst. My career has been spent deep in the systems that keep freight, inventory, and orders moving. That experience gave me a real understanding of how complex systems are actually designed and where they tend to break. That knowledge is shaping how I approach engineering today, by recognizing that the best software comes from carefully considering the system you're building for, not just the code you're writing, and the projects on this site reflect that.

So I taught myself to code, and went through a nine month software engineering bootcamp at the University of Texas at Austin and have been building and deploying real applications ever since. I'm now pursuing a full transition into software engineering, bringing a combination that's rare in this field: real domain expertise, a knack for pattern recognition and problem solving, and the technical skill to act on all of it. I'm open to wherever that takes me next.