Todd Fleming is a Utah-based builder and maker with a solid educational background in computer science and genetics. He obtained a Master's degree in computer science from Ball State University, where he also earned a Bachelor's degree in genetics, showing an early interest in science and technology. Additionally, he took courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics at Ferris State University and gained critical experience in high school at the MOISD Math/Science/Technology Centre.

Todd's work experience includes a wide range of roles that highlight his diverse skills and interests. He is currently a carpenter at The Associated Housewrights, where he honours his love for construction and building. In the past, he worked as a programmer/analyst at Research Data Incorporated, a MicroLan support local service provider at Ball State University Computing Services, and an applications/database programmer at Ball State University Computing Services. He was likewise a teaching assistant for computing services and worked as a biological sciences intern at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

With his educational background and work experience, Todd has acquired various skills that enabled him to thrive in his profession. He is knowledgeable in computer science, genetics, math, and biology, among others. He has excellent programming and analytical skills which he gained from his work as a programmer at various organizations. He also enjoyed carpentry and woodworking when he worked as a carpenter, requiring attention to detail, precision, and creativity.