kimleyweb3

Kimley Armour is a dynamic full-stack developer and cybersecurity visionary based in Detroit, passionate about leveraging her technical expertise to innovate in the Web3 space. With a strong foundation in JavaScript and Python, she recently completed a Full Stack Development certificate program at DSDT, complementing her extensive background in IT and security. Holding a Master's in Administration of Justice and Security and a Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity from the University of Phoenix, Kimley blends her psychological insights from a BA in Developmental and Child Psychology with cutting-edge tech to create secure, user-centric digital solutions.

As the founder of Digital Diva Defense, a consulting firm specializing in affordable, AI-powered cybersecurity for small and mid-sized businesses, Kimley has pioneered digital risk assessments, strategic support, and innovative expansions into e-commerce self-defense products. In 2024, she secured a $4,000 Growth Grant from the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE), which fueled website enhancements and collaborations, such as an AI-driven project with Human-I-T for emergency internet access during outages. Her involvement with Black Tech Saturdays has further honed her networking skills, connecting her with mentors and resources to scale impactful tech initiatives.

Driven by a lifelong commitment to learning, Kimley is eager to transition into a remote Full Stack Developer role in Web3, where she can build decentralized applications, enhance blockchain security, and contribute to the evolving decentralized economy. Her goals include gaining advanced coding proficiencies in frameworks like React, Node.js, and Solidity, while working flexibly from anywhere to foster work-life balance and global collaboration. As a resourceful problem-solver and free thinker, Kimley is ready to bring her unique blend of security acumen and development skills to forward-thinking Web3 teams, protecting and empowering the next generation of digital ecosystems.