Brandon Mohle Email & Phone Number

If it was my love for learning and solving complex problems that led me to my mathematics major, then it was my zeal for helping others to understand those same problems that led to me becoming a certified educator. While my undergraduate math courses honed my quantitative reasoning and analytical mindset, my teaching experiences cultivated my ability to present difficult concepts in an engaging way, as well as giving me the opportunity to collaborate with a team of other teaching professionals to improve the overall end result.After graduating with my teaching degree and substituting for the following semester, I started on as a substitute to tide myself over until a new school year began. During that time I got enjoyment out of helping students with difficult topics and watching them grow, but I realized that it just wasn't my passion. Out of respect for my future pupils, I didn't feel comfortable moving forward with teaching because they deserve someone who IS passionate about helping them craft their futures.Even though I felt this way and knew I did not want to continue teaching, I knew I wanted to work in a profession that utilized three things: my passion for learning, my desire to solve difficult problems, and my creativity. For months after I didn't have a path forward, and then one of my close friends introduced me to the world of software development. I signed up for a course on Codecademy to try it out and instantly fell in love. All three of the things I wanted in a job fit so perfectly, and it gave me hope that I had finally found the passion I had been searching for.My goal is to find a company that values that passion, provides me with continued learning opportunities to grow, and fosters an environment in which I can flex my creative muscles and work with others to improve lives with the software we create.