I’m currently a Software Engineer at Duo Security, working on zero-trust technology.
I’m based in Houston, Texas so you already know I’m a big foodie as well. I'd say I'm a pretty impulsive and open-minded person. I'm always open to explore the unknown and learn from it.
I love programming in order to solve problems that are pervasive, but have a particular interest in web security and game development.
My skills!
> Designed and implemented projects that streamline and automate core workflows for users in the healthcare industry with future enhancements and scalability in mind
> Coordinated and led meetings with international customers to gather requirements and feedback for high-demand projects
> Utilized practices such as asynchronous patterns in javascript, DRY, automated unit testing, and usability design reviews
A device that concocts drinks! Intended to reduce the burden during rush hours at bars, AutoBar allows users to place their orders online and wait for their drinks to be made.
Formerly a process done by the department head over the course of a semester, this web application allows for prospective teaching assistants and professors to be matched up with the click of a button!
BMO and be more! With the intentions to find a cheap solution to a real problem, we created a device that scans physical documents and outputs the contents to a braille interface.
It's dark. Play with your friends in this web game and avoid being infected! Or be a zombie and bite some brainy humans. Literally can't play this alone, by the way. Intended to be a same-room game, the game is fun with some random yelling!
An intuitive web application designed to assist students in planning their classes. No more of that spreadsheet life!
A web-based 2D platformer, fight it out with a friend in this food-filled battlefield. A mini-project made for funsies with my sis. :)
Embody your inner mad scientist as you infiltrate a lab in search of the coveted giant shroom. Made during a 48-hour game jam!
Utilizes a web driver and notifies sellers when a new potential customer posts a request. Conceived in the year of 2017 so it probably doesn't work, but it's still neat!