Coder. Tinkerer. People Person
I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Alberta with a passion for automation and technology that helps people focus on the things they find most important (which you can see in some of my projects below).
Fun fact: My path into software actually started with Minecraft redstone and command blocks (and the Minecraft Redstone Handbook, which I still have on my bookshelf), and that curiosity for making systems do the work hasn't gone away.
I'm a people person who enjoys researching, building and innovating in teams, and am actively looking for opportunities to learn new technologies and build things that make a real difference.
Relevant coursework
A data-driven combat simulator in Rust that models characters, skills, buffs, and encounters as structured data, built for high-throughput Monte Carlo runs and validated against hand-calculated rotations.
This dark, minimal portfolio, built with Next.js, React, strict TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS v4 on Vercel. Its animated background renders a static fallback first and lazy-loads the animation only on capable devices.
A CLI tool for audio FOIP compliance that removes names and student voices from lecture audio using NLP and on-device transcription, with a supervised lecturer/student classifier reaching ~0.90 F1. Migrated from Python to C++ for a large runtime cut.
A full-stack Android event management app built by a team of 6 with Java, XML, and Firestore across the full SDLC, using Agile/Scrum, TDD, and automated CI/CD, documented with UML and CRC cards.
Reproduced a peer-reviewed Google NLP paper on perturbation sensitivity using open-source HuggingFace toxicity and sentiment models, with a Python data pipeline replicating the paper's filtering methodology and analysis of the results.
Contact
I'm always looking for opportunities to work on cool stuff. Let's get in touch!
Location
Canada