Sentence examples for Knack for computers from inspiring English sources

With a knack for computers, Hunter launched her own Web site at age 15 and had a hankering to be her own boss.

He had a knack for computers and got a job working at Yahoo as a security and infrastructure engineer for nine years under Yahoo cofounder and fellow billionaire David Filo, before leaving in 2007.

This cast of mind, Griffith wrote, "gave me a knack for computer security".

Broadway, who holds a degree in imaging and digital arts from the University of Maryland at Baltimore and has a knack for computer technology, assembled "Mixtape" in his home studio.

Although Rebus has no knack for computer technology, he does love a puzzle, and with the help of a curator at the Museum of Scotland ("She puts together old coffins and pictures of dead Victorian babies"), he soon becomes fixated on this bizarre game.

At university in the Kazakh capital, she discovered a knack for computer hacking.

But I do have a knack for computer languages.

How do you solve a problem like Maria, especially when our hypothetical heroine has a knack for computer science and radiates all of the key qualities of a technology leader?

And it doesn't hurt to have a knack for computer programming, as so much of data analysis is now facilitated by statistical packages like R, SAS and SPSS that really sing when driven by command line programming.

At first, he planned a career in mathematics, but as he studied maths, physics, and computer science for his first degree, he discovered a knack for writing computer programmes.

Steven Bellovin always had a knack for catching computer hackers even before most people knew what they were.