My creative mind stems back to studying the Suzuki Piano Method at age 6, which is essentially a learning method of listening, memorizing and mimicking. The result is a well-developed, acute ear for music and sound. However, this learning method gifted me with additional skills, such as understanding processes, how to efficiently access memory information, and maintaining task accuracy, to name a few. All of which have proven useful along the journey of life. I went on to study music for many years and received a Bachelor's of Science in Music Industry from Northeastern University.
In college, I developed a strong interest in graphic design and digital creativity. After graduating, I decided to go back to school and received a Master's Certificate in Visual Communications from Clark University. Upon graduation, I moved out west to tackle the Bay Area tech industry and live in beautiful San Francisco.
Fast-forward years later and here I am, still living the best coast dream. I've gained experience working for IBM, Visa, Yahoo!, IGN Entertainment, Academy of Art University, Oracle, Splunk, and Exabeam.
