Web development
Building accessible, responsive experiences with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, and foundational Python.
RPI · Information Technology & Web Science With a Dual Major in Business Management
I'm Logan Guild, an ITWS student exploring the intersection of web development, information security, leadership, and business.
Selected work
A selection of browser-based projects exploring interaction, structured data, and modern web fundamentals.
A data-driven project directory that loads structured JSON asynchronously and renders the interface with jQuery.
A browser-based contact form focused on client-side validation, thoughtful input handling, and clear user feedback.
An interactive learning environment featuring DOM manipulation, animation, event delegation, and real-time progress feedback.
About
I'm interested in more than how technology works. I want to understand how it is secured, managed, governed, and used to create meaningful change.
At Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, I’m pursuing a dual major in Information Technology and Business Management. My technical coursework in web design, computer science, and cybersecurity is complemented by an interest in strategy, operations, and leadership. I am especially interested in how thoughtful management can turn technical ideas into practical, sustainable solutions. My background in debate, model senate, choir, and live production has taught me to listen closely, communicate clearly, and bring people together around a shared goal.
Outside the classroom, I enjoy singing, photography, football, poetry, and musicals. These creative interests keep my work grounded in people and stories.
What I bring
Building accessible, responsive experiences with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, and foundational Python.
Studying how dependable systems, responsible data practices, and security conscious decisions shape technology.
Bringing people together through clear communication, thoughtful collaboration, and a people-centered approach to problem solving.
Pursuing a dual major at RPI to explore strategy, operations, leadership, and how technical ideas become meaningful business outcomes.
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I'm always interested in learning from new people, tackling a thoughtful challenge, and finding the next opportunity to grow.