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What matters most to me is enabling others to do more.

Alexis Renderos smiling outdoors

When I was ten, I built a video game for my grandmother as a gift.

I’ll never forget how excited she was to learn about my newfound passion. That key memory would become the foundation for why I adore making.

A toddler-aged Alexis and his grandmother stand outside under the shade of a fruiting grapefruit tree, cut grapefruit in hand. Alexis, with squinted eyes and scrunched cheeks, is pretending to enjoy the sour and bitter taste as he takes a bite of a cut grapefruit.

My first job was working at a makerspace.

I designed and taught classes for my community, constantly finding myself in awe of the curious and resourceful students I had the opportunity to support.

An exterior photo of a quaint library with a sand-colored brick facade and forest green accents at early sunset. A long, wide brick path with young, autumn colored trees invites you inside.

In college, I built teams of people and plenty of software.

I studied engineering at Iowa State, working in public radio and completing four software engineering internships before joining a startup full-time.

A corkboard filled with Polaroid photos and camera prints of various college-aged individuals working at a radio station. Alexis is featured in one image as he sits in front of a digital mixer in a production room during a broadcast.

From these early experiences, I realized something important.

I love bringing out the best in people.

The most fulfilling parts of my life have been spent investing in others.

I love working on products and with teams built on this principle—if this resonates with you, I’d love to get in touch.