Tyler Edge | Web Portfolio

I have a strong passion for tech. I have played around with computers since I was old enough to walk. I am into coding, penetration testing, ethical hacking, and building rigs. I recently completed a full-stack boot camp at UNCC and I've now begun coding projects of my own. I chose to switch to this career path for a sense of purpose rather than just punching a clock. By the way, check out my awesome work.

I consider what I do to be an art form that allows me to harness my creativity and passion to augment others day to day lives positively. My projects that have been uploaded to GitHub post-boot camp tend to gravitate towards gaming but as my skills grow I would love to create platforms for the health care field as well as apps/technology to assist the disabled. I have also recently enrolled in a Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking course via Cybrary. Feel free to message me if you would like to know more!

Location: Lake Wylie, SC

Hey, everyone, my name is Tyler Christopher Edge. I was born and raised in Clover, South Carolina. Go Tigers! I am a recent UNCC Web Development Boot Camp Graduate! I also have a custom-built desktop check it out! My passion for technology started at a young age. I remember our Tandy brand desktop. I remember the MSDOS prompts to play Putt Putt. I remember getting fussed at for messing with settings. I remember Mario Teaches Typing (for all you 90's kids out there). I remember my BCA/IBA/C++/HTML classes in high school ( Mrs. Graves / Dr. Sutton / Mr. Wood / Mrs. Moss ). I remember my boss giving me a shot at selling tech at Staples. It escalated into being the head of the department very quickly. David Bishop took a shot on me and I never made him regret it.

I am a bonifide geek and I love it. I love learning about the latest trends in tech. I love debating them. What I love the most about my passion for tech is my ability to help others. The ability to make what others view as the impossible a reality instead. "We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents" - Bob Ross. While any coder might know it might not always be happy. Accidents are how we learn to grow and become better coders. Who knows maybe my next one will walk my into my next job opportunity.