
I have always had a passion for compuer science, and high school was no different. My unique education path allowed me to pursue my interests at community college while working towards my high school diploma.

In December of 2017, I became a probationary firefighter/EMT for the Lebanon Township Fire Department. As a firefighter/EMT at LTFD, I continued my passion for emergency medicine and first response.

In August of 2018, I began studying at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. My studies here have exponentially increased my knowledge of information technology and computer science, and I have been uniquely able to pursue
my interests.

In late April of 2019, I was elected President of RPI Ambulance. This has allowed me to work closely with the RPI Ambulance Dev team, the Officer Board, as well as many committees and coordinators.
I was hired as a web developer in May of 2019. Since then, I've improved page hits by 158%. I haven't stopped there though; I continue to work to promote public relations, improve apartment listing and sales times, improve analytics, and increase the number of customer follow through.
In April of 2019, I was elected President of RPI Ambulance. Since I took office, I've updated our governing documents, lead meetings with the county medical director, worked alongside RPI administration to purchase a new ambulance, created proposals leading to the purchase of $4500 worth of medical supplies, and I've overseen our $22,000 annual budget to prevent any overruns.
In December of 2017, I joined the Lebanon Township Volunteer Fire Department, and it's been one of the best decisions of my life. As a member of the LTFD, I manage our social media presence, web technologies, and run 911 calls.