About Me
I am an aspiring programmer and artist. Throughout my life I have been in search of things that give me joy, such as various hobbies.This includes, my love for sports; hockey, tennis, and fencing. I also have an artistic side; sculpting, painting, writing, and upcycling fashion. Then my tech side comes out, from playing video games to building video games, being creative through technology has taken my interest to the next level. I started developing websites in 2024 with an interest in building something bigger than just a website. I want to build something that not only looks well and functions well, but a business site that clients will be proud of.
Education
Graduating with a bachelors degree in Sociology and Social Policy with a 2.1 GPA gave me a deeper understanding of how businesses operate and the importance of people in driving success. I have learned how to create positive work environments by focusing on employee motivation, effective leadership, and fostering diverse and inclusive teams. I was taught how to manage conflicts, make informed decisions, and adapt to the changing dynamics of the workplace. These skills have equipped me to contribute to organizational growth and ensure a strong, collaborative culture.
Core Modules
Essentials of Entrepreneurship.
Developing Future Leaders.
Introduction to Work and Organisational Psychology.
Introduction to Psychology.
Quantitative Research Methods.
Qualitative Research Methods.
People at Work.
European IR and HRM.
Understanding Social Problems and Policies.
Gender Inequality and Social Policy.
Child Abuse Sexual and Domestic.
Sociology of Lying and Deception.
Sociology of Education.
Introduction to Computational Social Science.
Global Social Policy.
Sociology of Ethics and Care.
Work and the Welfare State.
Sociological Analysis.
With a background in Sociology and Social Policy, I’ve developed a strong understanding of people, workplaces, and what drives success. I’ve always been curious about how things work — from people to technology. I learned how human systems operate, and now I’m applying that same thinking to the digital world.
Programming felt like a natural next step as it’s creative, logical, and constantly evolving. I love building things that are useful and thoughtful. And while tech is still a space where not everyone is equally represented, I see that as even more reason to be here, doing the work, and making space for new voices — one project at a time.
Building my personal website was the first step in turning this passion into a career. As I grow in the tech space, I’m especially motivated to break barriers for women in STEM and advocate for more inclusive, diverse, and equitable work environments.
