Who am I? Let’s start with the rudiments, shall we?
I’ve held a life-long love of things tech. Whether short-wave radios, computers, networking, data systems, my interest and passion have long had me be the troubleshooter of choice for technological issues.
Work-wise, I’ve worked in a wide-array of industries, company sizes, and a blend of for-profit and non-profit orgs. And I’ve worked in a number of different roles. Currently, I’m split between an IT Analyst role and a church administrative assistant.
Education-wise, I have an associate’s degree in Web Application and Cloud Development, along with certificates in Database Theory and Design, Business Systems Analysis, and Requirements Analysis, amongst others. You can read my resume for more details.
I’m a Seattle native born in Rhode Island. During my early childhood, I lived in such places as Los Angeles; Chantilly, Virginia; and Subic Bay, Philippines. With that, Seattle was always “home”. It was where we went when my family went home for Christmas. In late elementary school, I settled back in the greater Seattle area. Post high school, I lived on the Oregon coast, Orlando, and eastern Idaho, finally settling (re-settling? Re-re-settling?) into the greater Seattle area.
I adore writing haiku, and often pair it with my photography. I like to explore the Seattle area with these tools.
Growth, personal development, and productivity are also very important to me. I also seek to promote positive messages and images. In this world with so much rage and anger; I try to counter it.
The favicon of the Space needle was created by Freepik – Flaticon