I’ve been a software engineer since 1995, with most of my early career as a full-stack developer on Linux/Solaris/FreeBSD across a myriad of languages and databases.
When the iPhone SDK was released to the public I began teaching myself mobile development and Objective-C during my morning commute. After working on a few apps, and contributing to the early days of the PhoneGap project, I dove head-first into native mobile development and started a new phase of my career when I moved to Salesforce. After a decade there, I moved to Okta where I expanded my focus beyond mobile development, building tools and SDKs to make it easy for developers to make secure decisions.
I love solving complex and seemingly “impossible” technical challenges, enjoy digging into ARM64 assembly to debug tricky problems, or creating unique solutions to implement complicated UX designs, delighting and engaging users.
These days I live and work remotely from Vancouver with my family, juggling being a mom, a spouse, and a software engineer.