In 2000 I joined a large quick service restaurant company as an applications analyst developing and supporting desktop software use in the company's chain restaurants. These applications were used by the restaurants to manage cash, personnel, and inventory systems. I also designed and developed applications that were used by support personnel in the restaurant support center. It was here that I began designing and developing web applications for use by the restaurant support center for data management and integration with third-party technologies (i.e. Point-of-Sale systems, order bump systems, drive-thru timers, and many other systems in use by the restaurants).

After spending many years working as a self-educated software engineer and web designer I decided to return to higher education and earn my degree in computer sciences, and in 2011 went to work for a major university in Florida as a Systems Specialist designing computing solutions for use in the university's primary library. It was here that began exploring more web application development opportunities and began employing my skills for various non-profit use, including epidemiological investigations, Geographical Information Systems surveys, and green building projects.