William Titus

My time working as a burner, not only shows my ability to be responsible, as the job required skills of concentration and safety, also show that I was dependent to show up to work and complete tasks as needed. I had down other work when needed in the yard. I learned lots of customer service skill while attending to customer's needs on the front scale. A positive attitude was required to work at Iron City Steel and Recycling.

It was just a couple years ago when I decided to finally go back to school. I am currently enrolled at California Institute of Applied Technology. I am earning my associates degree in advanced software development. My young autistic daughter, whom now is 8, grew an interest in computers very young. She had started using tablets as a way to help her communicate(she noe knows spanish along with a little chinese). She grew a passion for animation and video editing. It was at that point I had started looking into ways to advance her knowledge even further! That is when I bumped into the wonderful world of coding. When I found out it was also a career choice it was a bonus, now I am just hooked, I just love it so much. Problem solving has been the biggest part of my life, school, working, raising my daughter(I am a single parent), and over all life puzzles. Life is a puzzle, however if you sort out all the pieces and put them together, eventually, you'll see the big picture that you were meant to see all along!