A: The opportunity to create something that helps others on a global scale.
Q: When did you become inspired to partake in tech? What was your inspiration?
A: Experiencing Toy Story in 1995 was the most inspiring moment for me.
Q: What prepared you the best for your job/major today?
A: All of my failures. Failed auditions. Failed tryouts. Failed classes. Failed relationships. Failed experiments. I've learned more from my failure than anything else in life but I will always aim to be the best.
Q: What is the biggest obstacle you've been faced with, and how are/did you overcoming/overcome it?
A: My tendency to bite off more than I can chew. I'm overcoming it by constantly reminding myself (and my team) to focus on being the best at one thing.
Q: What non-tech skill do you find most helpful/important that's for your career?
A: Straight talk.
Q: Where do you see yourself in ten years?
A: Somewhere in Virtual Reality.
Q: What's your favorite coding language?
A: Bug Free and Scalable
Q: What are some of your interests outside tech?
A: Animation, Education.
Q: What are your plans for future projects?
A: Just focused on my current project. Although I think Omaha needs a giant world-famous monument, something on par with the St. Louis Arch. I hope someone makes this happen because Omaha deserves it.
Q: What advice would you give a young person interested in tech now?
A: Be a humble, hard-working sponge that's constantly in search of new experiences and people (both in and outside of tech).
