Full stack developer and computer science senior at Arizona State University. I work across the stack, and I'm most useful at the point where messy data has to become something a person can read and act on.
Four years at ASU, a 4.0, and a habit of shipping the thing rather than describing it.
I came to computer science through the part that never stops being interesting: taking a problem nobody has bothered to structure yet and giving it shape. Most of what I've built started as somebody's complaint — nobody reports the broken stuff on campus, every apartment review says the same three things, this page is too long to read.
I work across the stack. Front end is where I spend most of my care: React, React Native, Next.js, TypeScript, and enough design training from a Google UX certificate to know when a layout is fighting the user. On the back end I'm comfortable in Node, Django, Flask, and serverless AWS — Lambda, DynamoDB, S3 — and I've trained and deployed BERT models when the problem called for it.
Right now I mentor 300+ students in software engineering fundamentals at ASU, which has made me a substantially better engineer than writing code alone ever did. Explaining a design pattern to ninety people who have never seen one will do that.
Filter by layer. Hover any tile and its neighbours respond — the lattice is one system, not eight lists.
Every project carries a generated signature — a fingerprint drawn from its own name. Open one to read the detail.
Grouped by what kind of work it was, on one continuous timeline.
Graduated with a 4.0 and four years on the Dean's List.
Developed responsive, production-ready web interfaces using React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, delivering intuitive user experiences across enterprise applications. Collaborated closely with backend engineers to diagnose Azure SQL issues, improve application reliability, and resolve numerous UI defects while contributing to performance optimization and maintainable frontend architecture.
Designed and implemented scalable backend services supporting client onboarding and licensing workflows. Engineered relational database schemas, integrated a custom content management system, and modernized deployment infrastructure using Docker and GitHub Actions, reducing release times while improving application reliability, maintainability, and development efficiency.
Researching large-scale spatiotemporal climate visualization techniques using NASA petascale datasets as part of the IEEE SciVis 2026 Challenge. Design high-performance data processing pipelines, implement intelligent caching strategies, and build interactive visual analytics that enable researchers to explore complex atmospheric and oceanographic patterns efficiently.
Mentor more than 300 undergraduate students in Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), software architecture, data structures, testing methodologies, and object-oriented design. Guide project teams through system analysis, UML modeling, design patterns, and engineering best practices while providing technical feedback that improves software quality.
Guided 90+ students through Arduino programming and capstone delivery. Co-developed ten class assignments with Professor David Taylor, organised project groups, and ran workshops on Arduino and AutoCAD.
00 / 10 on record — three honours, seven certificates.
Open to new grad software engineering roles starting 2026, and to interesting side projects any time.