I'm pursuing a master's in computer science at FSU via the project path. I look forward to conducting my own research and making contributions to the field.
I'm interested in how AI and machine learning get built, and in using them effectively without being careless about it.
Outside of computer science I travel as much as I can. I studied in Valencia, Spain in spring 2024 and have been to around 26 countries. Getting to know different cultures is a large part of why I started learning Spanish and Arabic.
Assisted on a paper about UBench, a defect-aware fabrication workbench that combines computer vision and handheld sensing to make reclaimed wood usable by non-expert makers.
Running office hours and recitations to help students get through the material.
Officially began full-time project-based Masters Degree in Computer Science at FSU.
Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Computer Science.
Recognized by FSU's Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics, with an award at the department Honors Reception.
A predictive analytics platform that simulates 2026 Formula 1 race outcomes from historical performance data, live weather forecasts, and the new hybrid power unit regulations. The ML pipeline uses regression models to forecast win probability from tire compounds and pit-stop strategy.
A temporal graph network that catches counterfeit products and fraudulent e-commerce trends by tracking how review patterns change over time — signals a static system misses entirely. The NLP pipeline pairs TF-IDF with logistic regression and reached 60.91% accuracy against a 34.58% static baseline.
A healthcare administration app that keeps patient, physician, and appointment records in sync across a web interface and a desktop one. Built on a RESTful API with Entity Framework for persistence and a MAUI frontend using MVVM, including real-time appointment conflict detection through LINQ.
A Flask web app with session-based login, Fernet encryption for sensitive user data, and role-based access control across three permission levels. Protected routes enforce what each level can see, over a SQLite backend with client-side validation.
A command-line program implementing the Euclidean algorithm in NASM assembly, handling argument parsing, integer I/O, and register management by hand across several linked modules.
A lexical analyzer that scans a custom language into a labeled token stream, recognizing keywords, punctuation, and identifiers and reporting the line each one came from. The first stage of a compiler pipeline.
The same generator written twice, once imperatively and once functionally, to put the two paradigms side by side. It combines actors, actions, and items into random orders until a sentinel value ends the loop.
Extended a recursive descent parser in C for a toy calculator language, adding goto and location statements, and emitting Graphviz digraph code so the parse trees can actually be looked at.
Knuth's Algorithm B for Pollard's rho prime factorization, written in C with GMP, Gauche Scheme, Go, and OCaml with Zarith — comparing imperative, functional, and concurrent approaches to one number theory problem.
A Bash script using extended regular expressions with back-references to pull 5, 6, and 7-letter palindromes out of a dictionary word list, along with words containing repeated doubled letters.
Parallelized a grid-based prisoner's dilemma using Python multiprocessing with domain decomposition and double-buffering, distributing row chunks across workers with shared memory and barriers. Roughly 10x faster than the sequential version at 16 processes.
Five projects covering HTML and CSS fundamentals through modern layout, built around responsive design and accessibility practice.
Globe skimmers are dragonflies that cross entire oceans riding the wind, which I think is pretty impressive for something so small. I haven't crossed every ocean, but here's where I've been so far.
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