Student / Career Changer / Systems Thinker
Learning to build useful software, clearly.
I am a WGU Computer Science student bringing practical experience from drafting, business ownership, construction, and ministry into a new technical chapter.
01 Build CS foundation active
02 Capture real proof ready
03 Grow public work next
Capable without pretending to be finished.
I bring professional maturity, ownership, and communication to the room while I build the technical depth to match.
Make the next action clear.
Useful systems reduce friction instead of adding ceremony.
Proof over broad claims.
Show the work, explain the decision, improve the next version.
Project workspace
Only work I can support today. This area will grow as school and real projects give it something worth showing.
Business website / Live
Whatcom House Plans
Selected build / 2026What it is
The public website for the residential drafting company I own. It explains our services and process, presents selected work and client reviews, and creates a clear path from interest to estimate request.
Why it matters
A real business surface shaped around clarity and trust. I directed the content, structure, and build to help prospective clients understand the work before starting a conversation.
Professional stack
A new technical direction, built on years of work that still counts.
Precision
More than 100 residential drafting projects trained me to respect constraints, revisions, and details that affect the finished result.
Ownership
Running a small business means taking work from an unclear request through scope, communication, delivery, and follow-through.
Communication
Years in ministry and client work taught me to explain complex ideas clearly and keep people oriented when the path is messy.
Systems thinking
Across construction, operations, and leadership, I keep looking for the structure underneath a problem and the next useful improvement.
Learning pipeline
The active system: school first, small builds second, public proof when it earns its place.
Computer Science Foundation
Structured coursework through WGU, with attention to concepts I can explain instead of merely complete.
- Core CS concepts
- Python and JavaScript
- Technical problem-solving
Small, Honest, Finished
I am not forcing a fake portfolio backlog. New work appears here when it solves something and can be discussed clearly.
- Start from a real need
- Finish a useful scope
- Document the decisions
Software + AI Engineering
The long-term direction is clear. The near-term job is to build the fundamentals that make that direction credible.
- Software craftsmanship
- Backend and systems
- Applied AI over time
Say hello. I am building in public.
I am especially glad to meet WGU students and alumni, software engineers, mentors, and people who value practical learning and thoughtful work.