Stats
- weak like mouse, - strong like bull
Merits and Flaws
- Ratter - switching context while working on an interesting problem causes distress
- Heavily tattooed - add to all intimidation rolls; subtract when attempting to charm squares
- Canadian - add to all apology rolls
Skills
- rank newb, - Wrote The Damn Book
Prelude
- spent much of her childhood on a farm without running water
- paradoxically, began programming in grade school
- attended (and dropped out of) Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia (1996-1998)
Adventures
- Planetfred/Idokorro/Rove Mobile (2000-2002) - constructed ahead-of-it's-time communication software for mobile
devices while traveling with a party that couldn't decide on its name
- IBM (2002-2008) - built shrines in the cult of the IDE Eclipse; loathed and lauded by community in equal measure
- BlackBerry (2008-2011) - lead team constructing mobile application for the eager launch of team's on-device app
store. Subsequently went on to develop significant poritions of the platform Facebook application
- SmarterApps (2011-2013) - decided a position with a smaller party was in order; crafted games and IT administration
software for mobile devices
- Acoustiguide Mobile (contract) (2014) - acted as a sellsword and crafted mobile applications for Android and iOS on
behalf of prestigious institutions such as the Guggenheim and The 9/11 Muesuem of NYC
- Two Sigma Investments (2015-2017) - passed the trial of the O1 Visa and journeyed to New York City seeking fame and
fortune taming the wild application spaces of Knowledge Management and HR Tools. Bestowed with the title Vice President for recognition in these
areas
- SurveyMonkey/Momentive (2018-2022) - returned to my homeland and landed in a cabin in the woods; avoided full ferality and accepted a
job with one of the premiere software primates where I continue to help guide and wrangle my fellow monkeys as manager of two acquisitions
- Talentful (2022-2023) - after being overwhelmed with inexplicably fond memories of typing furiously on my keyboard and frowing at
bugs of my own construction I returned to the life of an IC as part of a brand new engineering organization with hopes of somehow making engineering hiring
processes not suck.