I even took that passion into projects not even about CS. For presentations in some classes where I had the opportunity to use CS, I used it. Creating everything from simple programs to some websites with basic HTML, CSS, and Javascript. They weren't great but they were sharpening my skills and I was improving with each one.

These skills and a passion for CS took me to Northern Michigan University where I studied CS and graduated with my B.S. of Science. While at Northern, I developed more programming skills not only inside the classroom, but outside of it as well. Learning python to make a data scraping project, some Unity and C# to develop my first game, and also some full stack engineering which would continue after graduation like the site you're currently viewing.

This would then take me to Colorado to hunt for my first job post graduation. I eventually landed on a QA job in biometrics at iBeta Quality Assurance where after 6 months, I moved back home to Michigan where I reside now in Sault Ste. Marie.