About Me

Hi there! My name is Lindsey. I'm a developer-in-training from Santa Cruz CA, helping people find happiness in their data at Looker. I'm passionate about UX design, linguistics, neuroscience, baking, and making fun things that work.

Some fun facts

At least 90% human (the other 10% is up for debate - cat?)
My favorite place in the world is the Scottish highlands
I was (and still am) an aspiring Neuroscientist
Cookies are my true weakness
And of course, I love cats

Things I've worked on

Meowniverse A cat cafe - for cats!

Find my Items A site for finding items in a store near you!

Stuff I know about

HTML/CSS Building this website and others
Javascript Building this website and others
Ruby Creating Meowniverse
Ruby on Rails Creating Meowniverse
Scheme ♥ My first language at UC Berkeley Summer Session
LookML Became expert as a Customer Success Analyst at Looker
SQL Experienced as Customer Success Analyst at Looker
fast learner I devour in new information like a vacuum
troubleshooting code Help customers with LookML and SQL daily as a Customer Success Analyst at Looker
troubleshooting data analytics Help customers with analytical patterns daily as a Customer Success Analyst at Looker
Experienced MarioKart-er So much wasted youth...
Scrapbooker extraordinaire You gotta document those abroad trips somehow
Expert skier If I could ski everyday, I would
the worst violinist you've never heard I can play violin... just not that well

Places I've been

Looker

I'm currently working with an amazing group of people working to build the world's best data exploration tool. I am a Customer Success Analyst, providing training and troubleshooting via our in-app live chat. I am working towards contributing as a developer on our product.

Look'er here

Pomona College

Pomona is a liberal arts college in Claremont, CA. As a undergraduate, I worked on a thesis project on the effects of orthographic neighborhood size and presentation bias on brain activity. I designed and implemented experiments, tested human subjects using EEG protocols in a professional and safe environment, and presented research at a year-end presentation and in a final manuscript

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