Hi, I'm Aaron Fox.

I love toying with computers and making (subjectively) cool stuff with them.

I'm a software engineer at Microsoft, currently living in the wonderful bounty of nature and city that is Seattle, Washington. Most of my days are spent growing as a backend engineer in the Azure Core org, hiking around nature and Seattle's neighborhoods with my dog Momo, and reading/podcasting/traveling with the remaining time left in my days. Note that the bio below is dated from my Master's days, but I'm keeping it for symmetry's sake on this page :D

I'm a freshly graduated student from the University of Louisville with a bachelor's in computer engineering and computer science, and I'm currently in the midst of my Master's in CECS, planning to graduate with my MEng by May of 2021.

I'm on the never-ending journey of learning how to develop things with computers and electronics that people find useful and/or interesting. You can find some of the things I've done on my GitHub.

Want some fast facts about Aaron Fox?

  • He's kind of obsessed with chicken, sweet potatoes, and pull-ups (specifically in that order).
  • He's really passionate about The Killers, Gwen Stefani, and Hamilton.
  • He doesn't have all of his brain. Really, he had two "golf balls" removed after a baseball incident. Feel free to ask him about it sometime.

My university has treated me very well, and it continues to offer me awesome opportunities every day. Some things I've done include:

Leading

Managing projects as technology co-captain of Redbird Robotics, an organization which placed second in its first international competition.

Volunteering

Planning a volunteer trip to Ghana where I volunteered my C# and SQL skills to help better the mission of an NGO there.

Mentoring

Mentoring seventy first-year computer engineering and computer science students as a REACH ambassador.

Bonding

Making some of my best friends and getting more involved in the Louisville community with the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

Creating

Building autonomous drones to be used as a payload in a rocket for the River City Rocketry team.

Learning

Participating as a fellow in the Brown Fellows scholarship program and receiving a wonderful education in computer science and computer engineering.