I am a student at the University of Michigan, studying Computer Science in the College of Engineering. I am also double-minoring in Math and Entrepreneurship.
My typical projects include those started for my own learning purposes or tools I have created to help myself in my own workflow. Game programming is also a personal hobby and I have been known to participate in Ludum Dare. You can find a full list of my projects here.
I have been programming for over 10 years and my preferred programming languages include Java, Python, and C++, but I have solid experience in everything from ARM Assembly to PHP to Scala to Swift. Below is a list of my skills:
| General | Desktop and Mobile App Development, UX Design, Algorithm Design, Graphics, Research |
| Cloud | AWS (EC2, S3, Elastic Beanstalk), GCP (Compute, CloudSQL, AppEngine, Load Balancer), Docker, Apache |
| Tools | Git / Mercurial, JIRA, BitBucket / GitHub, IntelliJ, Eclipse, XCode, Photoshop, GIMP, Sketch |
| Languages | Java, C, C++, C#, Python 2/3, Swift, PHP5, JavaScript (JQuery, React, Node.JS), Scala, MySQL, OpenGL, Assembly (ARM, x86), R, Rust, HTML / CSS, YAML / JSON |
| OS | macOS Sierra, Windows 10, Linux (Ubuntu, RedHat, Rasbian), Android, iOS |
My work experience can be found on my LinkedIn profile. I have worked for following organizations:
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