Electrical & Computer Engineering student, with experience in hardware, firmware, and software.
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Rerouted legacy ground transportation infrastructure to talk to a modern system, so the hardware and software can be upgraded a piece at a time instead of all at once.
Integrated a third party vendor's cameras into the core product, then wrote a protocol so the next vendor wouldn't need the same work done twice.
Built two Unity prototypes for teaching neurodivergent learners, start to finish in three months.
Timeline LED light show editor that syncs to Spotify or local audio and drives real WS2812B hardware over serial: desktop app, custom PCB, and a serverless sharing backend.
Records every Claude Code prompt next to the diff it actually produced, then makes that history searchable: a local CLI, a .NET API with hybrid vector + full text search, and a React view that walks each session as a winding trail.
This site is a Next.js portfolio whose tile grid background repaints per section, whose projects are one JSON file, and which ships an MCP server so an agent can edit that file locally or through GitHub in production.
A semantic cache for LLM calls: if an equivalent question has already been answered, it returns the stored answer instead of paying to generate it again. Built in a weekend at TartanHacks 2026.
A room monitor for hospice and long term care: it diarizes who is speaking, scores every sentence for sentiment, and gives families a dashboard where flagged moments are attributed to a named caregiver. Won two tracks at SteelHacks XII.
In my free time I like to do a lot of different things. Lately I have been hiking a good bit, mostly out at Coopers Rock here at WVU, which has some bouldering to do as well. I have been into indoor bouldering for a while and recently started getting outdoors with it.
I also love music. I try to get to as many concerts as I can, and I enjoy making my own. When I want to relax, I like hanging out with my friends.