About Me
A decade in tech has taught me that collaboration is as important as code. The best projects are not just well-architected. They are well understood, well shared, and well supported by the people who build and use them.
I've always been drawn to the spaces between disciplines, teaching marketers how to confidently update their own websites, running engineering lunch-and-learns, and volunteering as a mentor with Canada Learning Code. I am passionate about helping others level up along the way, and I am quick to raise my hand to onboard new teammates or offer thoughtful, constructive code reviews.
Proud to be Canadian, located in Toronto, and open to remote opportunities across time zones.
View my LinkedInI stay rooted in the local tech scene through volunteer mentorship, and contributing to the conversations that move our industry forward.
An unconventional career path
I did not begin my career in technology. With a BA in Linguistics, I started out as a Communication Disorders Assistant. The work was meaningful and challenging, but during a travel break I began documenting my experiences through a small blog. What started as a creative outlet quickly became a fascination. I found myself deep in WordPress tutorials, debugging layouts in airport terminals, and staying up late to understand how everything worked under the hood. That curiosity led me to pursue formal training at Lighthouse Labs in 2016. I have been working as a developer ever since.
Outside of my development work, I am currently working towards a DevOps certificate at the University of Toronto and training for the Toronto marathon. Both keep me honest about discipline, endurance, and the value of steady progress.
Whether you have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi, let's get in touch!
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