Honors Computer Science student at Oregon State University specializing in systems programming, data visualization, and high-performance computing. I enjoy solving complex technical problems and building software that is efficient, reliable, and easy to use.
A selection of projects showcasing my work in desktop systems programming, mobile development, on-device machine learning, and real-time data visualization.
A system-information console built with Avalonia UI on .NET 10, fully supported on Windows with Linux in progress. Nine tabs of live machine metrics — processes, performance, network, storage and hardware — read straight from the operating system.
An Android screen-time manager with a cat-shaped escape hatch. A foreground service meters per-app usage and blocks whatever runs over budget; earning time back means photographing a real cat, verified on-device.
Interactive OpenGL system for visualizing vector and scalar fields. Features real-time GLSL Line Integral Convolution (LIC) and streamline tracing for fluid flow analysis.
Oregon State University
Coursework focused on operating systems, computer graphics, networking, algorithms, and high-performance computing. Current GPA: 3.59.
University Housing & Dining Services (UHDS)
Train and mentor new student employees while helping maintain consistent service and food safety standards.
Boy Scouts of America
Managed budgets, coordinated large-scale events, and served in youth leadership roles supporting over 400 participants.
Freshii
Managed team operations and maintained high standards of customer service and operational efficiency.
I enjoy designing visualizations that make complex information easier to understand. Whether it's scientific data or interactive graphics, I'm interested in helping people see patterns that might otherwise be overlooked.
I enjoy understanding how software works beneath the surface. From parallel computing and GPU programming to low-level optimization, I'm always looking for ways to make systems faster, more efficient, and more scalable.
Leadership in Scouting taught me how to communicate effectively, support a team, and organize large projects with diverse groups of people. Those experiences continue to shape how I collaborate as an engineer.
Many of my favorite project ideas come from everyday frustrations. I enjoy identifying problems in my own workflow and building software that solves them — whether that's improving productivity, simplifying routine tasks, or making technology easier to use.
I'm currently seeking internship and research opportunities in software engineering, data visualization, and high-performance computing. If you're interested in collaborating on a project or discussing opportunities, I'd be glad to connect.