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I have learned most by making things and seeing where they fail. That started with games and software and now includes infrastructure, automation, and projects I use in everyday life.
I work in IT, study Software Development at Grand Canyon University, and serve as a youth leader at my church. Outside of those responsibilities, I enjoy games, drumming, puzzles, Japan, and collaborative storytelling. This site brings those parts of my life together in one place.
The games, music, puzzles, stories, and interest in Japan that occupy much of my time outside work and school.
The Christian convictions that shape how I think, serve, lead, and understand responsibility.
My Software Development degree at Grand Canyon University and what I am learning through it.
The craft of solving real problems across software, systems, infrastructure, and human support.
My faith shapes how I live and treat people. School helps me build a stronger foundation, work gives me a place to apply what I know, and my interests give me room to relax, compete, and create.
I have learned most by making things and seeing where they fail. That started with games and software and now includes infrastructure, automation, and projects I use in everyday life.
I enjoy understanding how things work. Depending on the day, that might mean a technical system, a passage of Scripture, a strategy in a game, or a part of another culture.
Skills matter because of what they let me do for other people. At work, church, or school, I want what I know to make something clearer, easier, or more useful.