Summary
Celeste Dyrbye-Wright is a back end developer with a decade of hands-on experience, currently focused on maintaining IBM z/OS components that handle unstructured data. A University of Washington computer science graduate, she moved from an intern role into full-time engineering at IBM where she led a proof-of-concept for the Call for Code / Call for Racial Justice Incident Accuracy and Reporting System. Comfortable spanning the full stack, her work ranges from AWS and modern languages to assembler and low-level concerns like bit alignment across variable-length structs. She recently expanded into testing to help her team through personnel shifts, demonstrating adaptability and a pragmatic, team-first mindset. Based in Denver, she pairs technical depth with creative instincts as a practicing artist, which she credits for a flexible problem-solving style. Her blend of legacy systems expertise and modern tooling makes her effective at bridging past and present technology stacks.
10 years of coding experience
Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Washington