Justin Lorenz
About Justin Lorenz
Justin Lorenz is a Computer Science Instructor with experience in various educational and technology roles. He currently volunteers as a Microsoft TEALS Volunteer TA and teaches at Juni Learning, while also engaging in community service through his work with underrepresented high schools.
Work at Juni
Justin Lorenz has been employed as a Computer Science Instructor at Juni Learning since 2021. In this role, he teaches computer science concepts to students, focusing on building their understanding and skills in programming. His experience at Juni Learning contributes to his commitment to education and technology.
Current Volunteer Role at Microsoft TEALS
Since 2021, Justin has served as a Microsoft TEALS Volunteer Teaching Assistant in Michigan. In this capacity, he supports high school teachers in delivering computer science education, particularly in underrepresented communities. His role involves assisting with lesson planning and providing direct support to students.
Education and Expertise
Justin studied Computer Science at Duke University from 2019 to 2023, where he also achieved a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering. He has developed a strong foundation in programming and software design, with a focus on SOLID Design Principles and the Model View Controller Design Pattern (MVC). He has begun exploring JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and SQL.
Professional Experience
Justin has accumulated diverse professional experience through various internships and programs. He worked as an IT Consulting Intern at Plante Moran in 2021 and participated in several leadership programs, including the BP STEP Leadership Program and the Sikich Student Leadership Program, both in 2020. Additionally, he has experience as a Private Mathematics Tutor from 2017 to 2019.
Nonprofit Leadership and Community Involvement
Justin founded a nonprofit organization, demonstrating his leadership and communication skills. He is also actively involved in volunteering as an AP Computer Science TA, where he assists in grading and providing support during lessons for high school students in underrepresented communities.