I’m a software engineer and writer focused on technology, internet culture, and the systems shaping modern life. My work centers on understanding how software, media, and emerging technologies influence behavior, communication, and society.

I’m currently pursuing an Associate of Science at Dallas College, with a focus on mathematics and physics, building a deeper foundation in the principles that underlie modern technology. I previously studied studio art at Pensacola Christian College in Florida, an experience that continues to inform how I think about design, structure, and communication.

Theodore Hoffman is a retired software engineer with over 30 years of experience in the field. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Bishop College in Dallas, Texas.

Since retiring, Theodore has spent his free time writing articles about software engineering topics. He draws on his decades of hands-on experience to share insights, lessons learned, and reflections on the industry.