01 Career Timeline

20+ Years Building Systems

From early tech roots in Anchorage, through Native corporations, performing arts, and higher education — every role reinforced the same principle: build things that last.

Present

KB Design + Photo

Independent Creative Technologist — Girdwood, AK

Building the digital ecosystem: AlaskaPhoto.com, Alaska Fish Count App, AlaskaAurora.app, Travel2Alaska.com. Interconnected platforms engineered for longevity, authority, and scale. Static-first architecture deployed on Cloudflare R2.

Eleventy Cloudflare R2 Photography Data Systems

Current

University of Alaska Anchorage

Communications Coordinator — College of Health

Developing media strategies to connect with Alaskan communities. Combining technical skills with creative vision to advance health education outreach across the state's most remote and underserved regions.

Media Strategy Web Development Community Outreach

Previous

Cook Inlet Region, Inc. (CIRI)

Media & Web Developer — Anchorage, AK

Managed websites and created multimedia resources for one of Alaska's largest Native corporations and its subsidiaries. Led the 50th anniversary brand package development featuring 50 distinct logo variations, shareholder communications, and reflecting video assets.

Rebranding Web Management Multimedia Photography

Previous

Alaska Center for the Performing Arts

Creative Services Manager — Anchorage, AK

Directed website development and managed the venue's event database system. Led the complete rebranding initiative for the center's 30th anniversary, modernizing Alaska's premier performing arts institution.

Rebranding Web Direction Event Systems

Early Career

Apple Inc.

Technical Role

Built foundational technology skills at one of the world's most design-forward companies. The experience instilled a lifelong commitment to quality, simplicity, and the intersection of technology and design.

Foundation

Highland Tech High School

Anchorage, Alaska

Where the interest in technology began. Growing up in Anchorage provided both the technical curiosity and the deep Alaska connection that would shape every project to come.