I am an Eagle Scout with a passion for problem-solving and resourcefulness, and I am eager to apply these skills to computer science challenges.
My passion for technology fuels my desire to learn and grow in this ever-evolving field.
I am currently enrolled in the University of Washington's Allen School of Computer Science.
Check out what I do and send an email my way, I would love to chat!
View My GithubAs a volunteer with the University of Washington Medicine’s Service Learning program, I enhance and maintain the program’s website using Next.js.
I work collaboratively based on stakeholder feedback alongside fellow team members to develop new features and ensure website accessibility to provide a seamless user experience.
A strong typed well documented and tested compiler written in TypeScript that translates instructions from the Metsu programming language to WebAssembly. Currently designing return type for the compiler.
Our team collaborated to create “Rich Men Tell No Tales”, a unique game designed in 1-bit color for a recent game jam challenge. Utilizing the open-source Godot engine, we combined our skills to bring this project to life.
My contributions included both artwork and coding, ensuring a seamless integration of visual elements and gameplay mechanics. Together, we crafted an engaging experience that showcases the power of simplicity and creativity within strict constraints.
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