Joe Wolff

I have lived in the Kansas City area my entire life, growing up in communities such as Stillwell, Leawood, Mission Hills, and Louisburg. I attended both Blue Valley High School and Blue Valley North, where I spent much of my time as a competitive swimmer. I swam year-round from the age of 11 until I went to college, and it became a major part of my life throughout my childhood and high school years.

After high school, I attended Pittsburg State University, where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science with an emphasis in Law and a minor in History. While in college, I was active in Greek life and met my girlfriend of five years. I take a great deal of pride in the relationships I have with my family, friends, and the people closest to me.

Outside of work and school, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, attending social events, and helping out on my grandmother’s farm in Archie, Missouri. When traveling, I prefer places where I can grow my scuba diving resume.

My favorite kind of food is Mexican, and my favorite holiday is the Fourth of July.

I got my first job at 14 years old at Johnson Farms Pumpkin Patch, where I worked for one season in 2015. At 15, I began working over the summer at Seasonal Solutions, a landscaping company, starting as a weed puller. I continued working there seasonally during winters and summers when I could, from 2016 through college in 2023. The only exception was one summer in 2020, when my friend and I went door to door selling any odd job we could get for the whole summer before college.

For my undergraduate studies, I graduated in 2025 from Pittsburg State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science, with an emphasis in Law, and a minor in History.

After graduation, I began working at Menards in Joplin, Missouri. I am now looking for a long-term position and company where I can continue to grow my career.

In college, I developed an interest in the stock market, which surprisingly started from reading the Old Farmer’s Almanac. That curiosity quickly grew into an interest in technical and fundamental analysis across all types of markets.

Somehow, that led me to creating my first website, “What Is Money,” an online store where I sold apparel that I designed myself using Photoshop. I used a third-party company called Printful to handle everything from processing orders to manufacturing and shipping products through my Squarespace store. While the business was not as successful as I had hoped, it gave me my first experience with website design, e-commerce, digital marketing, and running a small business.

Since then, my interest in technology has expanded into Web3, cryptocurrency, and the ways technology can connect creativity with financial markets. This eventually led me to coding and discovering the capabilities of AI beyond simply asking questions.

For example, this website is not just a template. It was built by working directly with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code, using AI as a tool to learn, troubleshoot, and customize the site to fit my vision. I have also developed an automated Forex trading bot written in Python that uses real-time market data and APIs to analyze currency pairs and execute trades based on predefined rules.

These projects combine my interest in financial markets, technology, and problem-solving while giving me experience with coding, automation, data analysis, and adapting to new technologies. I believe this is one of my strongest qualities: using AI not just to find answers, but to discover new ways of solving problems and improving how work gets done.

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