DIT
I became a DIT because I knew it would be a career that would keep me engaged through non-stop learning. I have always lived at the intersection of “technology and the liberal arts,” as Steve Jobs would put it. I really wanted a career that would feed my brain continuously while giving me the freedom to live out my passions as I went along. All of the proceeding roles built upon DIT—but I probably would’ve ended up doing them anyway, because that’s just who I am.