Drue Fourmont

I’m a finance major, but somewhere in my business classes I started learning to code, and it clicked into something I didn’t expect. The idea that I could build a real thing, software you can actually use, and shape it exactly around a problem, I couldn’t put it down. What I love isn’t the code itself. It’s the puzzle. Everything a person or a business does is patterns and systems, and I get genuinely obsessed with learning how yours works and figuring out what I can build to make it easier. That part never feels like work to me.

And when I saw how fast AI was changing everything, I decided to learn as much about it as I possibly could. I use it as a lever, a way to build better and faster. It doesn’t replace the work. It makes what I can create for you sharper. But no AI touches your production data.