Name:
Dakota Kamski

Appearance:
Short dark brown hair, blue eyes, 5' 6" (~167m), 130lbs (~59kg)

Birthday:
May 16, 2003 (35)

Personality:
Outwardly she's snarky and aloof due to trust issues. She is secretive and generally distrustful but if you manage to gain her trust she is loyal and known to show a softer side. She harbors a lot of doubts and self-hatred which are hidden by sarcasm and feigned apathy. She becomes much gentler around androids and animals. She flirts a lot but is actually very shy when it comes to romantic relationships and is easily flustered by giving and receiving affection

Backstory:
The original designer of several androids. Wanting revenge after her brother stole her designs and pushed her to the side, she made a program to sabotage her brother's success. Despite the initial pettiness of her plan she grew attached and could no longer keep to the sidelines as her creations began to fight for their freedom

Likes:
androids, building and fixing things, animals(prefers cats), drawing, sweets, making productive use of her insomnia

Dislikes:
her brother, most humans, CyberLife, (afraid of) heights, bitter flavors

Relations:
Elijah Kamski (Brother)
Carl Manfred (Friend)
Chloe (Friend)
Amanda Stern [Deceased] (Former teacher)
Curie (Pet)
Hank Anderson (Friend)
Connor (Friend/Lover)
Markus (Ally)
Jericho (Ally)
Detroit Police Department (Ally)
CyberLife (Cofounder)

Inventions:
Several android models
The Kamski Effect (more commonly known as deviancy) designed to give androids the opportunity to choose free will
A special pair of glasses designed to let her perform numerous tasks like an android
A pair of gloves that allow her to interact with an android as if she was one

Extras:
IQ of 175, rA9, prone to bouts of insomnia, dislikes labels to define her sexuality but will flirt with anyone she finds attractive including androids

Stats:
Strength - 3/5
Speed - 3/5
Stamina - 2.5/5
Intelligence - 5/5
Cooperation - 3/5

Not great for physical exertion but makes up in high intelligence. Cooperation levels vary by person.