Collaborated on a project

Registered in FWD Springboard Student Challenge as team StatixTech with 3 of my friends and another person that joined our team from a different university

In early 2020 I help co-found a production agency. Although I am no longer there I am still very much proud of what I helped to build. 

Here's a photo in collaboration with photographer Hayley Fisk. 

🏆 My first Enterprise Marketo implementation! 
I hate being unable to populate the backlog with the work required. It’s challenging to get what I need from the implementation partner… 
Hoping to get the teams work in a better place next week. 💪🏼
Oh! And we had a development team shake up 💣 right after we had sprint one planning.
Gotta love week one of storming hard🌩

My partner and I collaborated on these 3D printed models of the lanterns on my old college campus. The original design was a birthday present, but due to the high level of interest from other Wellesley alums, I've now grown it into a small business, which includes not just the lanterns, but also branding, shipping materials including stickers and cards, and a custom order-tracking web app for customers.

Can computers be creative? The poems below were made by a computer—does that change your answer? What if I told you they wasn’t written by the computer itself, but taken from Yelp review by an algorithm that identified them as a haiku? What do you think now?

A few months ago, my partner (in life and often in creative projects) and I worked together to make @morcom.wrote, a romantic algorithm that identifies and creates poetry. We were motivated by that initial question of whether computers can be creative. We use computers all the time, as tools to create things; with the way AI is developing, the point at which they can create for us isn’t far away. So what does that mean for how we define creativity and art? Is it still a poem if it’s birthed from 1s and 0s and not from the mind of a poet?

Launched Unexpected Undertaking, a personal podcast.

Aaron and Monique live in upstate NY (the big part) and this podcast will feature candid and open discussion about many aspects of their lives and the unexpected course of their relationship, including home life, parenting, hobbies, race, and just trying to exist without going crazy.

{Image description: Light pink digital promo card, featuring Unexpected Undertaking and Spotify logos.}