A CS student building thoughtful software from first principles, exploring algorithms, web experiences, data and the systems underneath them.
class StudentDeveloper { learn() { return [ "algorithms", "systems", "product thinking" ]; } build(idea) { return idea.grow(); } }
My portfolio is a living map of what I'm learning and making. I enjoy turning ambiguous problems into small experiments, then improving them through debugging, feedback and iteration.
Currently focused on strong CS fundamentals, practical software development and projects that make technical ideas easier to understand. I value readable code, deliberate interfaces and learning in public.
No artificial percentages, just a snapshot of the technical areas I'm actively growing.
Python, JavaScript and C++ with emphasis on clean control flow, functions and data structures.
Sorting, searching, graphs, recursion and complexity, learned through visual experiments and problem solving.
Semantic HTML, responsive CSS and JavaScript interfaces with attention to interaction and accessibility.
SQL, relational modeling and small Python data workflows for turning raw information into useful views.
A visual playground for exploring sorting and graph algorithms step-by-step, designed to make complexity and state changes easier to see.
A lightweight interface for visualizing service queues and estimated wait times.
A relational study tracker with query-driven summaries and simple progress views.
An educational networking simulation that explains how a message moves through layered communication.
Connecting frontend state, APIs and persistent data while improving architecture and debugging habits.
Going further into operating systems, networking and performance through focused coursework and experiments.
Contributing to a larger codebase, learning review workflows and practicing how to make focused changes safely.
For internships, student collaborations, project conversations or mentorship, send a short note. I'm especially interested in opportunities where learning and building happen together.