Smart Energy Monitor
A live dashboard that reads household power usage from a sensor network and flags unusual consumption before it shows up on the bill. Built solo for my capstone project.
Programmer · Strategist · Author
I'm an aspiring web developer passionate about solving real-world problems through clean code, modern web technologies, and thoughtful design. I turn personal projects, coursework, and practical labs into responsive, production-ready web applications that showcase my technical skills to hiring managers.
As an aspiring web developer, I enjoy turning complex, real-world problems into clean, intuitive web applications. Most of my time is split between planning project architecture and writing code, ensuring every feature is well-thought-out before I build it.
My interest in tech built a habit that stuck with me early on: measure twice, ship once. I prioritize clean code structure, quick load times, responsive design, and leaving a codebase better than I found it.
Beyond building personal projects, I document my learning through technical breakdowns and continuously refine my skill set. I'm currently seeking an entry-level position or junior developer role where I can contribute to a team and keep growing.
A few case studies that show how I think through a problem, not just what the finished screen looks like.
A live dashboard that reads household power usage from a sensor network and flags unusual consumption before it shows up on the bill. Built solo for my capstone project.
A peer-to-peer trading app that lets students list and swap textbooks and gear within their own school network, with in-app messaging and listing verification.
A lightweight Chrome extension that blocks distracting sites during study blocks and logs focused time, built after one too many lost afternoons.
Every tool in one place — filter by category, or browse everything at once.
Won first place with the Smart Energy Monitor, built by a three-person team in 36 hours.
Maintained a top-decile academic standing throughout my studies.
Merged four pull requests to a community React component library, including one accessibility fix.
Wrote a widely-read article on building accessible React forms, featured on the campus dev blog.