What do you like about working at Tensentric?

I love coming to work every day and getting to engage with interesting, knowledgeable, collaborative, and kind people.

If you couldn’t be an engineer, what would you be? Why?

If I couldn’t be an engineer, I would want to be a high school math teacher. Both of my parents were school teachers and I loved seeing how involved they were with the community, and how they got to share their passions with their students.

What unique set of skills do you bring to Tensentric?

I am a creative and collaborative thinker, so I enjoy finding multiple different solutions to a given problem. I work efficiently but remain detail oriented and open minded throughout the process.

What hobbies or non-work activities are you most passionate about?

On winter weekends, I’m a volunteer ski teacher for an adaptive ski program at our local mountain. I get to share my love of skiing, learning, and the outdoors with a wide range of people who otherwise might not be able to engage in the sport!

When you were in elementary school, what did you want to be when you grew up?

I remember being torn between wanting to find a cure for cancer and wanting to be an art teacher.

Where are you from and how did you end up in Colorado?

I grew up in Carbondale, Colorado, which is a small mountain town on the western slope. I made my way to Boulder for college and haven’t looked back since.

If you could go back in time, where and what time would you travel to and why?

I would like to go back to ancient Egypt and watch as the pyramids were built. We have pretty solid theories now of how they were constructed, but I still think it is one of the most remarkable feats of engineering ever.