

Expert at GLG
Expert at GLG
I learned to code in 1986, writing Fortran on a VAX. Forty years later, I'm learning AI. This is my fifth or sixth reinvention, including learning to build websites in the mid-1990s.
I have a Master's Degree in Applied Mathematics and have spent 30+ years as a cross-functional engineer and business analyst across corporate consulting, independent contracting, and freelancing.
I was diagnosed with ADHD and a learning disability in my 50s, and understand career navigation on hard mode.
I provide a safe space for early- and mid-career women and neurodivergent professionals, especially those who are the only women on their teams or re-entering after a caregiving break.
I'm here to share my 30+ years of cross-functional technology experience to support the next generation.
I can help with: Navigating politics in meetings and on your team Getting credit for your work without being called difficult (or worse) Prepping for interviews Figuring out how to go independent Building a long career when technology keeps changing under you Returning to the workplace after a break Thriving when you process the world differently