I've loved creating digital experiences for as long as I can remember, and wrote my first line of code when I was 7 years old, just three weeks after my dad brought home the brand new iMac G3 that I taught myself to program on.
The only thing I loved more than computers as a kid was building things. When I was 9, I disassembled my family's VCR while wearing my older brother's safety goggles, studied every component, and reassembled it — hoping to understand how technology worked and maybe even improve it somehow.
I spent the next few summers indoors working on web applications, while I recovered from the multiple coding sessions that left me with carpal tunnel. It took eleven iterations, but when I was 16 I built my first full-stack application and was able to deploy it live on the internet for the world to see.
Today, I'm the founder of NexusFlow, where we're working on AI-powered development tools and no-code platforms that enable anyone to create amazing digital experiences — from the comfort of their own browser.
