I hold a bachelors from the Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts: Music major (ICAM) at the University of San Diego, California. The intention of this site is to give the reader a glimpse into a selection of work, academically or volunteer based, during my time at UCSD. The target audience were peers, admissions application reviewers, and prospective employers. As over a decade has passed since it’s in publishing, the site is currently a snapshot of that time.
I have been a music technologist whose love of computers and music started at an early age. I received my first computer, an Amiga 1000, at the age of 5, I began playing percussion in the sixth grade. It was in 1998 that the marriage of these two became my life’s focus. I received my first modern PC and a crash course in audio applications from a good friend. From then on, I spent most of my free time tinkering with audio. Up until arriving at UCSD I worked as a systems administrator and web developer for the entertainment industry. Eventually I decided it was time to try something new and my goal became the ICAM Music program at UCSD. This site is a documentation of selected work throughout the program.
