Data design, digital storytelling, programming juggling notation calculators in Ruby—you name it. I thrive on geeky creative projects. I blend media and technology to make some really cool stuff.
I'm madly in love with my work. Right now, I'm building a company that helps web publishers make interactive infographics.
I run, bike, juggle fire, go on adventures, grow plants, make music, start projects, enjoy craft beer, and play a mean game of spades.
I'm addicted to public libraries and my kindle. These days, I spend most of my study time on programming and creative stuff.
I grew up in a house that my parents built, surrounded by maple trees and moose.
I graduated from an outdoor education high school in the boonies.
Still a wee teenager, I followed my west coast dreams by living and working in California.
I worked and lived in Manhattan, and saved up some cash before heading out to college.
I studied economics at Lewis & Clark, where I went running in the forest every day.
I finished my BA with high honors and rode my bike across the country.
After college, I worked at a nonprofit and became a bike mechanic.
After leading bicycle tours in Hawai'i, I moved into the jungle and built tropical breeze huts.
I moved to the city on a whim and fell in love. I worked on the internet and wrote lots of code.