IoT engineer • Android maker • AI test whisperer
Computer science graduate & incoming Georgia Tech MSCS student (expected AI specialization)
I build practical Android apps, IoT tools, and human-friendly web experiences. In Spring 2025 I’m joining Georgia Tech’s M.S. in Computer Science program with an expected Artificial Intelligence specialization, blending research-grade rigor with product-ready craft.
A quick snapshot of the person behind the projects.
I’m a computer engineering professional who loves shipping thoughtful, real-world tools—and I’m stepping into Georgia Tech’s M.S. in Computer Science program (expected AI specialization) this spring to deepen that practice.
My work stretches from IoT prototypes and AI evaluation to full-stack web experiences, with a particular obsession for crafting and polishing Android products end-to-end. Whether I’m iterating on a solo app or partnering with a team, I focus on pairing rigorous systems thinking with playful, intuitive interactions.
I collaborate best in curious, experiment-friendly teams. Here’s a glimpse at the technical stack I reach for when I’m building delightful, dependable products:
More of my credentials.
Selected industry-recognized credentials and technical certifications.
Check out a few Selected Creations
TileVision turns any phone into a remodel measuring tool.
Technologies: React Native, ARCore, TypeScript
Highlights: AR surface tracing, instant tile calculators, saved projects, shareable export summaries.
A privacy-friendly companion for supervised driving logs.
Technologies: Java, Android SDK, SQLite
Highlights: Multi-driver profiles, GPS session logging, PDF exports, offline-first data storage.
Full-stack platform for ENMU students to review classes and professors
Technologies: React, Node.js, PostgreSQL
Features: Integrated secure login, threaded discussions, searchable course index
ENMU's unofficial mobile companion app for Android/iOS
Technologies: Flutter, Dart, Java, Swift
Features: Real-time maps, web scraping, calendar widgets, athletics feed
Deployed closed beta test with 30+ Android users
CS 334: Web Application Development - Spring 2023
Final group project using Python, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and Flask for a fictional ice cream store.
CS 440: Computer Networks - Spring 2023
Designed and implemented a discrete event network simulator with 150 randomly connected nodes using DFS.
CS 458: Software Engineering - Spring 2024
Built a functional hotel website with user and administrative sides using GlassFish, Maven, and JSE.
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