I'm Amanda, the Pythoness

My journey into tech has always been about making sense of the chaos. I've found that the biggest breakthroughs—in code and in life—often come after periods of deep confusion. My gift is sitting with that complexity until the 'aha' moment arrives, and then sharing that clarity with others. But it's not just about solving problems—it's about seeing the patterns others miss and connecting dots across industries that have historically gatekept knowledge.

I discovered that traditional tech approaches often don't account for different ways of thinking and processing information. The overwhelm of too many options, the frustration of tools that don't work the way my brain does, and the constant feeling of being "behind" in an ever-changing landscape. But more than that, I realized that many industries—law, marketing, tech—are designed to keep people dependent rather than empowered.

This led me to develop a different approach - one that prioritizes clarity over complexity, accessibility over assumptions, and individual needs over one-size-fits-all solutions. I don't want clients who want me to solve their problems—I want clients who want to solve their own problems but need a hand in bringing their vision to life.

Today, I combine my technical expertise with deep empathy for the neurodivergent experience to help others build digital fluency, support digital wellbeing, and create workflows that actually feel comfortable for your unique brain. My approach comes from a place of deep inner knowledge and connected insights from my background in sociology, civics, politics, and human rights.

Alongside my passion for making tech accessible, I've had the privilege of working as a Software Engineer since 2021, when I completed a bootcamp and pivoted into tech. But my real superpower comes from my 10+ years in communications and customer service across access control security, training and hiring, managing, scheduling, order fulfillment (both in-person and online), law settlements and recalls, and other communication patterns. This diverse background translates tremendously to my tech work—I understand how businesses actually operate, how people communicate, and how systems are designed to work (or fail). My technical background means I bring not just empathy, but also deep operational insights and proven results to every project. But what truly sets me apart is my ability to see patterns others miss—connections across law, marketing, and tech that reveal how systems are designed to work, and where they're designed to fail.