I make things, share what I learn, and bring people together. Sometimes that means software. Sometimes a classroom, a stage, or a camera.
My path runs from a national laboratory to developer tools, data platforms, healthcare, and live events. I like turning a complicated problem into something people can actually use.
I speak about the work I do and the questions it raises—from software and AI to engineering careers and who gets to belong. I also host conversations with the people shaping those worlds.
Latest recording · Commit Your Code Conference · Sep 4, 2026
The Put That Sh*t On Agent
Building Multi-Agent AI Systems That Actually Talk to Each Other.
Watch my talk Starts at 5:39:16 ↗
I’ve taught in university classrooms, coding bootcamps, community programs, and hands-on workshops. I write the curriculum, work through the difficult parts with people, and make room for questions.
- RenderATL University — curriculum and workshops
- University of the Virgin Islands — three summers, both campuses
- Hackbright Academy · Hidden Genius Project · Black Girls Code
Modeling, photography, and on-camera work have their own place in my life. My work spans commercial, fitness, lifestyle, and editorial modeling; my photographs follow people, places, and the moments between.
Jezebel Magazine · 50 Most Beautiful Atlantans, 2025
Mississippi State is part of my story. So are the communities I’ve found through teaching, technology, and life in Atlanta. I founded the Sherry Hill Academic Achievement Scholarship for minority engineering students at Mississippi State, and I keep coming back to work that makes room for other people.
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