I'm open to fully remote contract, freelance, and part-time gigs

I'm currently interested in work that involves making indie video games, backend development, data migrations, digital archiving, digital asset management, database design, data assessment, web design, UI testing, and data analysis. (last updated June 2025)

• Growing my Indie Developer Skills

  Posted on September 17, 2025

  I updated my portfolio and realized yet again that I do a lot of different, diverse data things. This year I focused more on developer projects so I added an entire page dedicated to video game development, but kept my other back-end and front-end developer work under “data projects.” I’m... [Read More]

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  • Video Game
  • Freelance

• Reflections on My 2025 Experimental Archives Conference Talk

  Posted on September 11, 2025

  Another talk done! This talk was about how AI in archives introduces a depersonalized mode of collection processing and interaction that sidelines human connection which ironically intensifies emotional labor demands. This theme of my research/writing explores the dichotomy between “new” tech that isn’t actually new and how it affects cultural... [Read More]

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  • Research
  • Public Speaking
  • AI
  • Archives

• I'm the Main Artist in the 2025 Robot Party Game Jam

  Posted on September 1, 2025

  We’re making a video game about a fake trading card/miniature table top game. The jam theme is to make a game that uses pieces from a Y2k gross creature collectible miniature game packaged with holographic stat cards that no one knows how to play. [Read More]

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  • Video Game
  • Game Jam

• In the DecolFutures News - Don't Talk To Me Behind the Scenes and Curated Decolonization News

  Posted on August 5, 2025

  Come behind the scenes with me with my current DnD-style indie game and check out curated decolonization news about AI, museums, and the International Maritime Organization: https://decolfutures.beehiiv.com/p/250805 [Read More]

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  • Newsletter

• Books, Bodies, and Bots - Upcoming Talk at the Experimental Archives Conference at Kingston University's School of Art

  Posted on July 31, 2025

  I’m speaking on the overlooked emotional labor of women in the archival profession and the risks that Artificial Intelligence (e.g. for metadata generation, reference chatbots) poses for exacerbating it at the “Experimental Archives Conferences” at Kingston University’s School of Art in the UK September 11-12th. [Read More]

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  • Research
  • Public Speaking
  • Artificial Intelligence

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