ABOUT / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECTS

Who is
Jonathon A.
Fernelius?

I’m an information systems student at BYU, a lifelong learner, and someone who loves bringing people and technology together to solve useful problems.

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01 / MY STORY

People first.
Purpose always.

I grew up in rural Utah and first fell in love with programming by making things that could help someone. Later, serving a mission introduced me to people and perspectives from different backgrounds. That experience helped me see how much I enjoy listening, learning, and working alongside others.

Information systems feels like a natural meeting point for those interests. I get to understand a real need, think through the process behind it, and help shape technology that makes the experience better for people.

I’m especially curious about product management and the possibility of teaching information systems in the future.

02 / EXPERIENCE

Work, collaboration, and learning.

WORK EXPERIENCE

FSY Conferences

For the Strength of Youth

I’m glad to have been part of FSY Conferences. Add your exact title, dates, and a short description of your responsibilities and contributions here.

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TEAM PROJECT

Coursewise

Student task manager

With a team, I’m helping build a tool that brings student assignments into one place. Add your specific contribution, technologies, and the project outcome here.

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Another role or project

[Organization or project name]

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03 / OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM

Curiosity doesn’t
clock out.

When I’m away from school and a screen, I’m usually reading, writing creatively, playing video games, or spending time with friends. I also love the Thai language and culture, and I’m always happy to learn something new about them.

Those parts of my life keep me curious and remind me that there’s always a person, a story, or a different point of view behind the problem in front of me.

ReadingCreative writingVideo gamesThai language & cultureTime with friends