Full stack (but mostly backend) developer

My father purchased an Apple II Plus when I was five years old, and I've been trying to make computers do my bidding ever since. Along the way, I got a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Northeastern University in Boston, worked for a bank on mainframes, wrote code that connected an e-ink display to cellular modem via an Arduino, learned a lot about what makes Agile work (and not work), and got familiar with several programming languages.

Recently, I've mostly been working in Arc XP's PageBuilder Fusion - which powers the Washington Post - while also doing occasional maintenance on other systems in languages including Java, Python, and bash scripting.