CS Graduate · Business Minor · Builder
Bridging tech and business.
I'm Tristan Arviso, a Diné (Navajo) Computer Science graduate from Arizona State University with a Business minor and a 3.54 GPA. My work lives at the intersection of technology and strategy, and I've spent years building the experience to back that up — in boardrooms, in code, and in community.
Giving back is not an afterthought for me. I served four years as President of ASU's AISES chapter, growing the organization into the most active in the Southwest and creating space for Indigenous students in STEM. I worked on the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, mentored students through the SPIRIT Program, served as a recruitment aide, and worked as a Community Assistant supporting students in building a sense of belonging at ASU. The communities that shaped me are the same ones I've invested in.
On the technical and business side, I've built full-stack platforms in production, secured $40,000 in startup funding, managed P&L, and earned an IBM AI Product Manager Professional Certificate. I understand how to move between the technical and human sides of a problem, and I know how to build things that actually serve people.
I'm driven by impact. Everything I build, lead, or join reflects that.
Full-stack support ticketing platform built as a senior capstone for ASU's School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence. Handles real ticket submission, routing, and resolution workflows for the department — deployed to production with 99.95% uptime.
Co-founded Tucson's only Native-owned mobile café and bakery alongside my step-brother. Built all digital infrastructure — operational tracking, vendor management workflows, and brand presence — as part of a $40,000-funded startup launching 2026.
Whether you're a recruiter, collaborator, or just want to talk tech and business — my inbox is always open.