Hello, I'm Joe.Navigating life with dyslexia and dysgraphia has been a challenge, but it has instilled in me a sense of resilience and persistence that I carry into every aspect of my life. My journey into the world of computer science and programming began during a high school recovery period from knee injuries, where I found solace and passion in creating my first game using Unity through my school's independent study program.My educational path led me to college in 2019, where I honed my software development skills across a range of projects, from games to web applications. However, funding challenges in late 2021 prompted me to take control of my learning journey.Stepping away from traditional education highlighted gaps in my knowledge, especially when tackling complex coding challenges. This realization spurred a year of self-directed study in full-stack web development, where I immersed myself in technologies such as Node.js, HTML, CSS, and the Ubuntu Terminal, all while honing my problem-solving skills.In 2023, seeking a more structured learning environment to further my professional development, I discovered the Turing School of Software and Design. The school's focus on C# and .NET development, combined with its comprehensive program length and a vibrant community of like-minded individuals, was exactly what I needed. I recently graduated from Turing, where I deepened my expertise in C# ASP .NET Platform and am now looking to bring my passion for accessible and inclusive technology into the professional realm.As a new graduate, I am eager to apply my skills and experiences to meaningful software development projects, particularly those that leverage my interest in indie game development and my commitment to creating technology that is accessible to everyone.