

I’m a software engineer who genuinely loves teaching and working with kids and teens. I began teaching at 16 years old at a church Bible school and have since led coding workshops and classes at local libraries and community spaces. I started CodeMavericks to break the stigma that coding is a “super difficult” or niche skill. Coding helps students build problem-solving skills, logical thinking, creativity, and confidence — tools that go far beyond the screen.
CodeMavericks is more than coding classes. The vision is to build an academy and community where students learn to create websites, apps, and games, while also exploring STEM through events, workshops, and hands-on experiences. We aim to host community events, STEM days, and outreach initiatives that give back and make a real impact. CodeMavericks exists to inspire and empower the next generation to build, create, and lead.