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Get Your AuditI build accessible web applications. I work well in teams. I use AI to move faster. I get the job done.
18+ years of real experience. I type more slowly than most — I use AI tools to stay competitive and deliver quality work on time.
Based in Victoria, BC, Canada · Open to worldwide remote work
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I work well with others. I communicate, I collaborate, I follow through on commitments, and I don't need to be the loudest person in the room to contribute.
I use AI tools daily to work at a competitive pace. I type more slowly than most developers — AI is my equalizer. I am skilled at directing, prompting, and verifying AI output to ship quality code.
Born with cerebral palsy, I bring firsthand understanding of assistive technology. Inclusive design is not a checklist — it's something I understand from the inside.
I am honest about my limitations. I type more slowly because of my cerebral palsy. But I use AI tools to compensate, I have 18+ years of deep experience, and I genuinely care about doing good work. Most developers understand either accessibility or full-stack systems — I understand both. That combination is genuinely rare, especially in public-sector, education, and healthcare contexts.