Sarah started writing simple computer code in 5th grade while simultaneously reprogramming every VCR clock to stop blinking 12:00.

Working on both Mac & PC platforms throughout high school, she went on to study Photography at Montana State and later graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Visual Communications/Graphic Design from Towson University in Maryland. A decade later, Sarah earned a second bachelor’s in Industrial Design at the Art Institute of Colorado.

Having worked for over 25 years as a graphic designer, 20 of which were self-employed, Sarah’s computer and software skills have become quite expansive – as are her general technical abilities to operate, network, and set up computers, phones, home networks, entertainment systems, and more.

During the 2022-2023 & 2023-2024 winter seasons, Sarah worked in the IT Department at Bridger Bowl, aiding Guest Services staff, and Guests alike with the new RFID card system for lift tickets. She also wrote and developed video training modules to be used in new hire training on using the computer systems for selling & printing RFID cards, Guest Accounts, and more.

Sarah enjoys helping others understand computers and their daily technology, in an easy-to-understand method, tailored for each individual. Tech isn’t innate for everyone – and she hopes to bridge that gap for those wanting more comfort using smart phones and other devices in their daily lives.

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