I started out software development in the Microsoft world writing excel and access macros, then gradually moving through VB and C#. Then after listening to an mp3 recording of the 2004 O’Reilly Mac OSX conference I decided to give mac development a try.
I downloaded a copy of the PearPC emulator and installed it on my windows machine. I then proceeded to write my first cocoa app, Currency Converter.
After that I was hooked.

So in 2005 I bought an iMac and started Polarian. Our first product, Screen Mimic is a screencasting application for the Mac that allows you to record your desktop and save the results as a QuickTime or Flash Video movie.

Some other random facts about me.

• I have been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints since 1996 and served a two year volunteer mission in Brazil.
• I speak fluent Brazilian Portuguese
• I am currently a PhD student in the Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology program at Virgina Tech.