A little about me
Ever since I was a kid, I've loved creating things and solving problems. Whether it's how to build a super-cool spaceship out of LEGO blocks or figuring out how to make a page more accessible, that joy of figuring things out has always driven me.
I've worked for multinational companies, startups, academia, and agencies. Projects range from trying to figure out how to make instructions for pre-reading kids in games to managing an ecommerce operation and on to creating an application for organizations combating houslessness in Portland. Get in touch if you have an interesting problem to solve!
Writing
When I was in school, they said that most of the careers that we'd have didn't exist yet. That seems to have been true. I'm still waiting on the moonbase, though. I was clearly promised that I would live on the moon. Right now, the closest I get is Kerbal Space Program.
Recent idle musings:
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RT @xoxo: "We are not built to do things alone. We are built to do them together.” Twin sisters @emilynagoski and @ameliarnp… https://t.co/wzj8gRZBK2 -
RT @EmmyA2: if you had October 17th as the day they went from "there was no quid pro quo" to "what's wrong with a quid pro quo,… https://t.co/BXJIItLzb0
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RT @LeavittAlone: Celebrate Wilde’s birthday with a reading of The Soul Of Man Under Socialism, which makes the argument true artisti… https://t.co/s92k1YEdoU
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RT @seldo: For no reason GitLab decided it would be a good idea to pro-actively declare that they will take money from Nazis a… https://t.co/k0fxjkoY7R
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This year's XOXO had some really good talks, and this smashing talk led off day two. (Which reminds me, I still nee… https://t.co/JU1lpH0rkT
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