Nick spent most of his childhood in a small rural Canadian town. A town that had very little technology and no internet service until his later teens. He was intrigued by computers and technology but didn't have the option to use Google. Instead he would deep dive on every laptop and old computer he could find, trying to figure out exactly how they worked. This spark for technology has only grown over the years. Along the way he became a self taught software developer and an extreme creative. Constantly learning and eager to improve our daily lives with technology. 

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When Nick isn't working on his software or meeting with clients, he can be found at NDSU completing his second year of Architecture, or at the Army National Guard base in Fargo repairing helicopters. In 2019 Nick was working at John Deere as a mechanic when he realized that he had to pursue a more creative path. Two months later he moved from Canada to Fargo with his wife (Jolynn) and started his Architecture degree, as well as his career with the Army National Guard. At the end of 2021, Jolynn shared Nick's work to a local Facebook group to see if there was any interest. After immediate positive response he gladly started Steinhaus Studios.