I graduated with my BS in both math and physics from Fort Hays State University in Dec. of 2019. A large emphasis was placed in computational physics and modeling during my undergrad education, which was my gateway into the wider world of software engineering.

I graduated with my MS in pure math from the University of Vermont with a concentration in combinatorics, particularly graph theory.

I tend to work on whatever sounds interesting to me, but nearly everything I write is written in Rust. Often, this leads me to full-stack Rust projects.

I maintain a dev blog (The Avid Rustacean) where I discuss my projects and write educational posts about how to reason about Rust from the ground up. If you have a topic that you would like to see explored, open an issue on the blog's repo!

Squire is tournament software for Magic: the Gathering tournaments. Originally a Python service, it was the project that got me into Rust.

My newest project is specter. It is my attempt at an emulator ecosystem. It is still in the early stages, but I have big plans for it, including making it playable across all platforms (including in the browser) and have a syncing service manage saves between devices.

I'm starting with a GameBoy color emulator but plan to build emulators for most of the major Nintendo handheld systems. Once functional, I want to build a handheld of my own so that I can play it on the go.

Currently, I work Apollo GraphQL on this query planning team, putting my graph studies to good use.