Math has always been my forte, and growing up in the technology age, I attempted to channel this passion for math into a 4-year computer science degree and 2-year network support degree. During my years of acquiring those degrees, I was able to acquire a position as a public library assistant. Working with the public in that capacity taught me the value of many auspicious traits, as well as developed a passion for people, data, and information.

Now, armed with significant experience as a public library assistant, 3 months of remote search engine evaluator experience, various hardware and software-related technology skills, and a passion for math and information, I am proud to say I am now more than capable of communicating those experiences, skills, and passions in a professional, easy-to-understand manner in a team, independent, public or remote environment.

I have met many, many amazing people along the way in my professional and educational career, and I hope to continue doing so as soon as possible by using my experience and skills in whatever fields I can. As any of my former coworkers and patrons can tell you, working genuinely makes me very happy, because seeing other people smile and benefiting from something I was a part of is truly an amazing feeling, and that heavily motivates me to continue working and seeking out employment.