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Starting in seventh grade, Adam began developing applications for Apple's iPhone; later, in ninth grade, Adam published his first app to the App Store called "Sky Climber." Through this learning process, Adam also gained an appetite for entrepreneurship and found his way to express his own innovations through the apps and programs he could create. Working as a freelance developer, Adam continued to build websites and apps and further gained experience in the professional world.
After starting his education at the University of Georgia, Adam worked hard to join clubs and organizations that meant a lot to him. He became a member of ACM, a national computer science organization, and joined a sub-group for iOS development. In addition to ACM, Adam wanted to further explore areas of his studies that he had not yet reached, so he began artificial intelligence research with Professor Don Potter, PhD, specifically on the snake-in-the-box problem. Outside of his studies, Adam was appointed to the advisory board of Thinc at UGA, an initiative to promote entrepreneurship and innovation among the students, faculty, alumni, and local community.