🪴Dani Morrison is a multidisciplinary software engineer and creative problem-solver based in Minnesota, redefining what it means to work across boundaries. With a career that spans software development, public safety, culinary arts, and stagehand production, she brings a rare blend of hands-on experience and technical fluency to every project. From kitchens to codebases and stages to secure systems, Dani thrives at the intersection of tech, transformation, and human-centered design.
As the founder of ALifeLivedFully and a contributor to Spark-Y, she builds intuitive, purpose-driven digital systems that center compassion, ingenuity, and impact. Known for her intelligence, curiosity, and relentless drive, Dani uses technology as a tool for empowerment and meaningful change.
GED
Hubert H. Humphrey Job Corps
Cybersecurity, Forensics, Virtualization & Information Assurance Coursework
Century College
Paramedic Fire Science Coursework
Century College
I’m a software engineer with a passion for digging into complex systems, learning across disciplines, and building things that are both functional and meaningful. Whether I’m writing code, exploring public safety tech, or experimenting with digital tools through ALifeLivedFully, I’m driven by curiosity and a deep respect for hands-on learning.
I love exploring where technology meets real life—especially when it helps people live more freely, creatively, or securely.
If you’re working on something interesting (or weird or wild), feel free to reach out-I’m always open to collaborating 😄
In a world obsessed with specialization, generalists often fly under the radar—yet their adaptability, cross-disciplinary thinking, and ability to connect dots across domains make them invaluable in tech. This article explores how generalists thrive in dynamic environments, bridge gaps between teams, and bring a holistic approach to problem-solving that specialists alone may miss.