William has loved programming from a young age, writing a Rubik’s cube scrambler on a TI-84 calculator in the 7th grade. At Harvard, he was inspired by his experiences in the popular course CS50: Introduction to Computer Science, and built an application to organize auditions among the campus’s eight a cappella groups. After graduation, he decided to pursue his passion for software development full-time. Prior to coming to Belstone, he built projects that included Whales, an open-source Ruby web framework, and Agiliti, an Agile project management tool.