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Introduction
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- I'm a software engineer, a mover, and a human who grew up in Northern California. I moved to Berkeley to study art at UC Berkeley, and have spent most of my post-college life living in the East Bay.
- - I want to become a housing developer because I have come to see that not only is the housing crisis one of the primary drivers of challenges faced by Californians, but a well-designed built environment including housing is key to providing people with the basics of a good life: connection, activity, health and prosperity.
+ - I want to become a housing developer because I believe a lack of housing is a primary driver of challenges faced by Californians, and I believe that well-designed built environments are key to providing people with the basics of a good life: connection, activity, health and prosperity.
- This website exists to help me tell the story of why and how I'm charting a course from being a software engineer to being a housing developer.
Early Background
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- - I began learning to program in elementary school. My interest was supercharged when I discovered I could publish websites that could connect me to people all around the world.
+ - I began learning to program in elementary school. My interest was supercharged when I discovered that I could publish websites and be connected to people all around the world.
- In high school, I applied these abilities to a web development company called Epoch Media. I made websites for local businesses, artists, and merchants. I was even featured on a nationwide news broadcast about teen business owners!
- - Housing / built environment: Thomas Creek Ranch. Pocket Canyon.
- - In college, I pivoted to art for several years. Many people would consider this a detour, but I find that creating art and creating software actually have a lot in common. Bring the two together, and you can create wild experiences!
- - Housing / built environment: Student cooperatives.
+ - Also during middle and high school, I made friends with people who lived in a housing development that I later came to understand was a form of cohousing. The shared resources made this community a defacto hub - including providing gradual autonomy as we grew from children into teenagers.
+ - In college, I pivoted to art for several years. Many people would consider this a detour, but I find that creating art and creating software actually have a lot in common. The interesting stuff happens in the zone between the practical, the aesthetic, and the exploratory!
+ - During college, I lived in the Berkeley Student Cooperatives. I came to appreciate the value of sharing resources and of intentionally structured housing.