I am the creative type, and software is the medium I love the most.

I am currently growing a startup company, SendTree, a business that helps organizations send text messages to large groups.

Prior to SendTree, I spent 13 years creating software at Purdue University. While at Purdue's Rosen Center for Advanced Computing, I learned a fair bit about carbon emissions while writing software to support climate change research.

Prior to Purdue, I designed hardware and software for altimetry devices, and I programmed machines to manufacture small glass parts at Pynco, Inc. In 2008, I began serving on the Board at Pynco. This followed the untimely death of my father, Jim Seib, who founded Pynco in 1987.

I graduated from Purdue University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. I still enjoy creating a circuit once in a while.