Computer scientist, designer, maker, and founder โ blending logic with creativity.
Hi! I'm Thalia Stafford, a computer science major with a graphic design minor at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU). I believe the best digital experiences live at the intersection of rigorous engineering and thoughtful design.
I've spent nearly four years as a software development intern at Hitchiner Manufacturing, where I've worked across ERP systems, built SQL-driven tools, and developed .NET/C# applications that modernize manufacturing workflows. I'm passionate about creating systems and experiences that are intuitive, user-friendly, and solve real problems for real people.
Beyond coursework and internships, I founded the Crafty Creations Club at SNHU, served as Vice President of two campus organizations, and balance technical work with creative pursuits โ from building wellness apps to hand-crafting jewelry. I bring the same energy to everything: curiosity, care, and a drive to make things that genuinely help people.
A blend of technical ability and creative craft that powers everything I make.
Building enterprise applications, SQL-driven tools, and backend systems with 4 years of professional experience at Hitchiner Manufacturing.
Designing relational databases, writing complex SQL queries, building reports, and analyzing manufacturing data to improve workflows.
Designing and building user-facing mobile and web applications with Flutter and React Native, focusing on delightful UX and solving real user needs.
Crafting visual identities, layouts, promotional materials, and interfaces that communicate clearly and feel delightful.
Exploring emergent behavior, simulations, and decision-making systems through undergraduate research at SNHU.
Founding and leading student organizations (Crafty Creations Club President, VP of Phi Omega Psi & Style Club), organizing events, and building communities.
Studying algorithms, software engineering, database systems, and human-computer interaction while pursuing a creative minor. Recipient of the ICI Scholarship (2025) and Order of Omega honor society member.
Working across ERP modules and relational databases, building SQL-driven reports, and developing .NET/ASP.NET and C# applications. Built internal tools to digitize legacy systems, modernize workflows, and improve cross-department data accessibility. Progressed from Data Analyst Intern โ Engineer Intern โ Software Development Intern.
Founded and led a campus club bringing students together through creativity and technology. Hosted workshops, volunteer projects, and creative events โ quickly growing into an active maker community on campus.
Balanced 5 leadership roles including recruitment marketing, social programming, and campus events. Completed 10+ service hours per semester while representing the organization across campus.
Managed scheduling, designed promotional materials, led campus tours, and served as a front-line representative for prospective students and families.
Provided full IT support for staff and students, including hardware troubleshooting, device provisioning, inventory management, and staff training. Collaborated with district IT teams.