About Me
I was introduced to programming in an era where countless technologies seemed to be emerging every day. After my first Hello World, I set about learning and exploring as much as I could, from building small weather apps to side-scrolling video games.
In high school, I created and published a handful of iOS and Android apps for chemistry, history, and language classes. My work eventually led me to gain a paid contract position as a software engineer at a local ambulance company, where I created multi-platform applications to replace outdated paper systems.
Though confident I would major in computer science in college, I instead gained an affinity for biochemistry and molecular biology, which I pursued at UC Davis. There, I became exposed to many fields of study within biotechnology, developing broad interests that I still can't seem to narrow down.
These days, my interests are still far-reaching, but my goal as a software engineer remains the same: to provide solutions where they are badly needed, to learn and improve as much as I can, and to build something of lasting impact.
Education
B.S. in Computer Science, June 2024
Oregon State University
B.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, June 2021
University of California, Davis
Skills
I use a variety of tools for my day-to-day tasks and personal projects. This is a brief list of technologies I have experience with (and can recommend).
Languages: Python, TypeScript, C#, JavaScript, Java, SQL
Frameworks: Next.js, React, Django, Flask, Express, .NET, Playwright
Databases: PostgreSQL, Firebase, MongoDB, DynamoDB, SQLite
Cloud: S3, EC2, RDS, DynamoDB, Lambda, Elastic Beanstalk
Technologies: AWS, GCP, Docker, Nextflow, Jenkins, GitHub Actions