She is the founder and chief executive officer of B-360, an education program that supports under-served youth.
[1][2] She was a student in the Baltimore City Public Schools, and says she had made her mind up about her career by the third grade.
[3] She started working as engineer and simultaneously taught courses at Baltimore City Community College.
[7][8] In 2017 Young left her career in engineering to concentrate on B-360, and was supported by the Warnock Foundation.
[1][9][10] That year she won the Black Girl Ventures first entrepreneurship competition in Baltimore.