Python
Automation, data pipelines, and useful tools. My deepest experience is in using code to solve business problems and make repeatable work easier.
Where I use itThe person behind the projects
Curiosity is the through line.
Business gave me the context. Analytics gave me the tools. Building products gives me a way to put them together.

01 / My story
Connect the dots.
I like asking hard questions, getting into the details, and turning what I learn into something useful.
My background is in business administration. My professional path has taken me from accounting into benefits analytics and then into broader data work at Enterprise Mobility. Across those roles, the connection has been the same: understand the business problem, work through the data, and help people make a clearer decision.
That instinct carries into the products I build independently. I’m interested in the whole path from a frustrating workflow to a working tool: what someone needs, how the experience should feel, and what it takes to make it work.
Today, I use AI-assisted development to explore and implement those ideas. My business and analytics background gives that work its direction. OpenCourt, IrrigaPlan, and Span are different expressions of that curiosity.
Explore my independent work02 / Technical toolkit
Ideas into working code.
Business context, analytical thinking, and hands-on software development.
I write code to automate work and build products. Python is my strongest language; JavaScript, TypeScript, and CSS are part of how I turn ideas into interactive web experiences.
Automation, data pipelines, and useful tools. My deepest experience is in using code to solve business problems and make repeatable work easier.
Where I use itI build application workflows and interactive features, connecting what someone sees with how the product behaves.
I shape layouts, interactions, and small details, then refine how the experience works across screens.
Explore SpanI use AI-assisted development to explore ideas, implement features, and test behavior. Staying curious about the underlying code is part of how I keep growing.
03 / Professional experience
Business context first.
Data that helps people act.
2023 — presentWhere I am now
Enterprise Mobility · St. Louis, Missouri
Business analytics, geospatial analysis, data pipelines, and decision-support tools.
Tools Python / SQL / Power BI / SAS / ArcGIS / JavaScript / TypeScript
2021 — 2023
Enterprise Mobility · St. Louis, Missouri
Reporting and workflow automation supporting benefits decisions.
Tools Python / SQL / Excel / Power Query / Access
2019
Enterprise Fleet Management
My starting point in business accounting, before moving into benefits and data analytics.
04 / Education & learning
Keep learning.
2021
University of Missouri–St. Louis
Graduated with Dean’s List honors and completed the Executive Fellowship Program.
IBM certifications / 2022
05 / Beyond the work
Learning is what keeps me moving.
I read across data science, philosophy, history, and technology. I like the way an idea from one field can change how I look at a problem in another.
I’m drawn to experimentation, automation, data visualization, and design. Building is a way to follow that interest: try an idea, see where it gets messy, and keep making it better.
If you’re getting to know me for a role or a collaboration, that’s the combination I bring: business context, analytical thinking, and the drive to make things tangible.
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I’m interested in teams and people turning real problems into useful products. If that’s the work you’re doing, I’d like to hear about it.