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graduated from Montana State University in 1997 with a BS degree in
Applied Mathematics and minors in Computer Science and
Statistics.
Immediately after graduation, I accepted a job at Microsoft in
Redmond, Washington as a Software Test Engineer (STE). At
Microsoft, I was responsible for managing all aspects of the
software testing process for applications developed by my group.
I also developed several web applications for use within the
company. During my employment at Microsoft, I successfully
released applications such as MS Publisher, MS Greetings Workshop,
and MS Draw.
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left Microsoft in 1999 and accepted a Software Engineer
position at Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho. As a Software
Engineer within the Corporate Applications group, I developed a
suite of applications known collectively as "MICAP" (Micron Capital
Planning). Developed in Visual Basic, SQL Server and Active Server Pages,
this global application tracked tools and financial data for Micron
sites around the world.
In 2004, I "retired" from Micron to stay home with
my one-year-old daughter. A few months later I started my own
business, Sixkiller Software. For the background behind the
name, see The Sixkiller Legacy.
The rest is history!
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