👤 About Me

Hi, I’m Zack. I am a computer nerd (some call me a geek) studying computer science with a deep interest in how technology intersects with everyday life. I approach problems with a blend of technical analysis and ethical reflection, always asking how systems can be designed not just to function, but to serve people with integrity and resilience.

My academic work explores everything from software infrastructure to cybersecurity, grounded in empirical reasoning and a commitment to justice, courage, and honesty. I’m especially drawn to questions of long-term reliability, modular design, and how digital systems shape human behavior. Whether I’m writing about MacIntyre’s concept of virtue for English class or evaluating the mechanics of a classic car, I aim to connect theory to practice in meaningful ways.

Outside the classroom, I enjoy restoring resilient vehicles, refining my writing, and contributing to policy conversations that affect campus life. I believe in learning through iteration—whether that’s debugging code, revising prose, or rethinking how systems can better reflect our values.

Let’s build technology that lasts—and serves.