In spring 2019, I attended Hackbright Academy’s full-time Software Engineering bootcamp program, and I am now employed as a software engineer at Lex Machina.
For my Hackbright final project, I conceived, designed, coded, and deployed Wordsworth.us, a website to help historical fiction writers avoid linguistic anachronisms by allowing them to compare passages of their writing against a corpus of English-language fiction from the 1800s to the 1920s.
Suggesting the massive need for such a tool in the historical-fiction community, my tweet announcing Wordsworth has been retweeted over 500 times.
For more information about what I’m up to in my software engineering career, you can visit my GitHub and LinkedIn profiles.