I was always experimenting with my family's desktop computer, taking it apart, breaking it, putting it back together, and seeing what happened. When I got to college, I was the person all my friends/roommates asked for help with their own computer or how to do various things. Finding that I was passing my math classes with flying colors and hating my bio/chem classes, I joined the computer science program and fell in love with programming. Back then, I loved being able to fix something, build something, and help people, which is still what I do today.
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I was always experimenting with my family's desktop computer, taking it apart, breaking it, putting it back together, and seeing what happened. When I got to college, I was the person all my friends/roommates asked for help with their own computer or how to do various things. Finding that I was passing my math classes with flying colors and hating my bio/chem classes, I joined the computer science program and fell in love with programming. Back then, I loved being able to fix something, build something, and help people, which is still what I do today.