Finance · University of Wyoming · Class of 2028

Finance major.Two startups.One semester.

Finance major at the University of Wyoming, with junior standing from an associate degree I finished in high school. This fall I launched Linen on the App Store and founded Main Street Sites, building both by directing AI. I'm looking for a Summer 2027 finance internship in Colorado or Wyoming.

How I research a stock

  1. start with what I know
  2. learn the business
  3. check the numbers
  4. compare to competitors
  5. write down why I bought

#01 Selected work

Selected work

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Web design · Founder · Sep 2026–now

Main Street Sites

Web design for small businesses in Laramie, Cheyenne and Fort Collins. I set two pricing tiers, wrote the client agreement and built a repeatable launch process, then audited 96 local businesses' websites for mobile usability, security and speed to find the ones that need help most.

  • $1,500 Basic
  • $2,500 Growth
  • 96 businesses audited
03

Data analysis · 2026

RivalScope

A desktop app that compiles a competitor's estimated web traffic and the ads they run across Meta, Google, TikTok and LinkedIn into side-by-side comparisons. Traffic estimates for small sites can be off by 50–100%, so every number carries its source, and modeled estimates are labeled separately from observed data.

  • competitive intelligence
  • data quality
  • modeled vs. observed

More projects

  • StoryTimelineA Windows story-planning app built for friends writing a story; 11 releases in one week.
  • Elk & deer anatomy 3D ↗An interactive 3D anatomy model for hunters.

#02 Markets

The watchlist

What I'm researching · Chips, industrials & dividends Loading prices…
TickerCompanyPriceDay3 monthsP/EWhy I'm watching
5Tickers tracked
5Steps before I buy
3Sectors · tech, industrials, income
HourlyPrice updates

Not investment advice · Prices delayedHow I research a stock ↓

#03 Process

The process

How I research a stock · Beginner

Still learning
  1. 01

    Start with what I know

    Companies whose products I use and understand, mostly in tech.

  2. 02

    Learn the business

    What it sells, who buys it and how it makes money, from the annual report.

  3. 03

    Check the numbers

    Revenue growth, profit margins and debt over the last few years.

  4. 04

    Compare

    Against close competitors on growth and price-to-earnings.

  5. 05

    Write it down

    Why I'm buying, what would change my mind, and a check after each earnings report.

Output

Every decision, written down

Checked against what actually happensNot investment advice

How I build a business · Linen & Main Street Sites

2026
  1. 01

    Find a real problem

    Local businesses with slow, outdated websites. Contact details that still live on paper cards.

  2. 02

    Research the market

    I audited 96 local businesses' websites before pitching a single one.

  3. 03

    Price it

    Two website tiers at $1,500 and $2,500. Linen is free for one card, with Pro at $4.99 a month.

  4. 04

    Automate with AI

    I built AI workflows that automate website audits, prospect research and competitor research, and I review everything they produce.

  5. 05

    Launch fast

    Linen went from first line of code to App Store submission in one week.

  6. 06

    Measure

    26 downloads and a first paying subscriber in Linen's first weeks.

Output

Two businesses launched in my first semester

Built by directing AIEvery result reviewed by me

#04 Experience & projects

Experience & projects

  • Launched an iOS digital business card app, going from first line of code to App Store submission in one week by directing AI coding agents (Claude Code).
  • Built a freemium model (one free card; Linen Pro at $4.99/month after a 7-day free trial); 26 downloads and first paying subscriber within weeks of the October 2026 launch.
  • Added a free web page for every card so recipients can view and save contact details without installing the app.
  • Founded a web design business for small businesses in Laramie, Cheyenne and Fort Collins; set two pricing tiers ($1,500 Basic, $2,500 Growth), drafted the client agreement and documented a repeatable launch process.
  • Researched and audited 96 local businesses' websites (mobile usability, security, load speed) to build a prioritized prospect list with tailored outreach for each.
  • Picked and packed customer orders and received, checked in and organized incoming inventory.
  • Answered client and customer questions and helped resolve order issues.
  • Delivered flooring materials to customers' homes and job sites, calling each homeowner beforehand to confirm timing and access.
  • Member of UW's student finance organization.
  • Cross country team leader; state qualifier in cross country (2 seasons) and track & field (senior year).
  • Competed at Nike Cross Regionals all 3 seasons; multiple team awards for work ethic and character. Also competed in wrestling and golf.

#05 Skills

Skills

Finance

financial accounting · macroeconomics · microeconomics · statistics · Excel (building fluency)

Business

pricing · market research · client agreements · prospecting · freemium models

AI workflows

Claude Code · directing AI coding agents · AI-built apps and websites · reviewing AI output

Tools

App Store Connect · Cloudflare · Adobe Photoshop (certified)

Beyond work

cross country · track · skiing · hunting · weight training

#06 Contact

Finance · University of Wyoming · Seeking a Summer 2027 internship

Let's build something worth investing in.