It started with dad's gadgets
Growing up, my dad was always building something—circuits, gadgets, robots—even an Escape Room. That curiosity stuck - so I decided to turn it into a career.
I see data as a way to tell stories, tech as a way to build tools that matter, and my work as a chance to make a real impact.
At 16, I moved out.
I graduated from BYU Independent Study with an advanced high school diploma at 16, packed up, and moved out to start college at Utah Tech University.
A year later, I transferred to BYU–Idaho to be closer to my family and dive deeper into their CS program. I haven't looked back since.
