It all started with video games. As a kid, Tyler decided he wanted to be able to program them. So, he taught himself TI-BASIC during middle school math classes and Javascript during high school study hall.
While his interest in a game industry career began to fade, Tyler’s love of programming only increased. After graduating from Calvin College with a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a minor in music, he began writing code for a local web development company.
Tyler also put his analytic and problem-solving skills to use with various side projects. An example is the dynamic light show he helped create for his band's drum set. He also developed a web app for his father’s school district that tracks student performance in various behavioral categories.
Here at MichiganLabs, Tyler feels at home in an environment that emphasizes personal and professional growth. Opportunities to go deeper into tech are abundant and highly encouraged. There’s also a focus on teams working closely to overcome challenges. Great minds work well together.
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