$ aspiring software developer
developer who is passionate about building solutions. I write clean code, solve complex problems, and am constantly learning.
I am actively job hunting and looking for new opportunities! You can see my resume here. Further details can be found through my projects, and experience.
I began programming in January 2022. I've grown and developed a lot since then and I am now actively pursuing my goal of becoming a Software Engineer. My other programming interests lie primarily with game and web development.
I recently graduated from James Madison University with my bachelor's in Computer Science. Here I was a member of the computing honors society Upsilon Pi Epsilon. You can view my class history on my class history page.
Below are a few of the projects that I've worked on and decided to show off. Each has it's own page with more details, and you can view all of my projects on the projects page.
Similarly, you can view all of my previous experiences on the experience page as well as all of my certifications & documents on the documents page.
Mastery aggregator web app for League of Legends that summarizes mastery data across multiple accounts.
Hosted on Vercel with a Flask backend and HTML/CSS/JS frontend, utilizing the Riot Games API and Redis for caching to reduce API calls.
Navigation Application with real-time updates, map matching, and route relocation.
Built entirely from scratch in Java, utilizing Dijkstra's and Bellman Ford for pathfinding.
Puzzle game created for the GMTK 2025 Game Jam. Ranked top 6% in enjoyment out of over 9,500 entries.
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Discord bot that facilitates coding practice within a discord server. It supplies reoccuring and configurable problems, as well as alerts for contests and other events.
An Ad-free tip calculator app for Android, available on the Play Store.
Developed in Java using Android Studio, with a focus on ease of daily use.
Obsidian plugin that allows users to specify the location of new attachments through placement rules.
Developed in TypeScript using the Obsidian API, with a focus on flexibility and user customization.
