Computer Science student graduating in May 2026, focused on software engineering, full-stack development, algorithms, operating systems, and database-driven applications.
I build practical, polished software projects that combine clean interfaces, strong logic, and real-world usability.
I am a Millersville University Computer Science student with coursework in software engineering, artificial intelligence, programming languages, database systems, web application development, data structures, operating systems, and data analytics & visualization.
I enjoy building applications that solve real problems, whether that means creating a constraint-based scheduler, a full-stack e-commerce platform, or smaller polished tools that improve everyday workflows.
These projects highlight software engineering, web development, UI work, and practical problem solving.
A constraint-based academic scheduling system built with Python, Z3, and Flask. It includes optimization rules, schedule generation, and tools for viewing results.
Key features: Constraint solving, schedule generation, optimization rules, schedule viewing
A full-stack e-commerce style application with product browsing, authentication, cart functionality, order management, and database-backed data flow.
Key features: Authentication, product browsing, cart management, order workflow
A browser-based collection of JavaScript games including Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock, Memory, and Nine Men's Morris, designed to showcase UI interactivity and game logic.
Key features: Interactive gameplay, DOM manipulation, game state logic, polished UI
A lightweight application for organizing job applications with CRUD functionality, filtering, dashboard counts, status badges, and localStorage persistence.
Key features: CRUD operations, filtering, dashboard stats, persistent local storage
A focused stack for entry-level software, web, backend, and full-stack roles.
Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, SQL, C, OCaml
Flask, Node.js, Express, Git
PostgreSQL, MongoDB, REST APIs, algorithms, OOP, testing, distributed systems basics
Reach out for entry-level software opportunities, project discussions, or networking.