👨💻 A Full-Stack Software Engineer from Waterloo, Ontario
I am Currently Working as a Software Engineer Intern @
and a Part-Time Software Developer Intern @
- 👨🎓 Pursuing an Honours Computer Science Degree with Co-op @ Wilfrid Laurier University.
- 📰 Newsletter Chief @ Laurier Computing Society.
- 💼 Ex-Computer Science Representative on the Faculty of Science Divisional Council @ Wilfrid Laurier University.
- 📫 Contact: [email protected].
- ⚡ Fun fact: I can solve a 3x3 Rubik's cube.
Project Overview:
This project is a Sorting Algorithm Visualizer built using Python and
the Tkinter library. It provides a graphical representation of various
sorting algorithms, allowing users to observe and understand how each
algorithm works.
Personal Experience:
This was an enjoyable project I worked on over one week. I spent most
of my time understanding the implementation of the selected
algorithms, using pen and paper to visualize the sorting process. I
then implemented all of the algorithms in the code. I then learned and
got some help using Tkinter and eventually created the visualization
tool.
Project Overview:
DormDirect uses a BeautifulSoup Web Scrapper to scrape listings from 3
popular listing searches on Kijiji (1 => "Student housing waterloo", 2
=> "Wilfrid Laurier University housing", 3 => "University of Waterloo
housing"). Once the listings are scrapped, they are contained within a
Flask backend that Jsonifies the fetched listing information and makes
it available at an API endpoint. The React frontend retrieves the
jsonified listing content from the endpoint and displays it in a clean
way.
Personal Experience:
Navigating between schoolwork, tuition fees, and internships is
already difficult enough for university students. Looking for housing
becomes strenuous, especially between work and school terms. That's
why I felt the need to build DormDirect to streamline the process of
finding listings for university students in Waterloo. All of us are
Co-op students which means we're constantly looking for housing
between work terms and we thought to build a platform that will help
us do this.
Project Overview:
Note Ease allows students the flexibility to listen to their profs
while having AI assist and listen to the in class lecture readings to
develop a transcript. During the developing of the transcript the user
has the opportunity to format the notes to their liking by using
Tensor Flow embedded into the website which tracks the students hand
movement to add the indentation or the bullet point of the students
choosing rather than manually type it out
Personal Experience:
Overall, my team and I learned how to properly use the MERN stack to
develop a web application and how to use react in terms of syntax both
front end and back end. We've also been able to successfully use API
with the help of Google Cloud, and further learned what TensorFlow is
used for and embedded it on our site.
Project Overview:
Learning DSAs is extremely important to become a good developer, as many
coding interviews nowadays often assess a candidate's technical ability
through the extent to which they can solve LeetCode Styled questions.
Personal Experience:
As someone who enjoys programming, I love coding and by regularly solving
questions, I have been able to sharpen my technical abilities. For example,
although Python is the language I am most comfortable with, by using Python to solve a variety
of questions, I have used countless built-in Python functionalities I did not know about.
I think this is an extremely effective way of developing an understanding of a
programming language, while simultaneously learning fundamnetal DSAs.
Project Overview:
Created a front-end personalized clone of YouTube inspired by the
settings I use for the software. Interacted with Chrome Dev Tools to
accurately represent software design elements. Created working links
to YouTube videos.
Personal Experience:
This was an enjoyable project I worked on over 2 weeks. I learned
fundamental HTML elements and have become familiar with advanced CSS
design elements to the extent that I am confident in my abilities to
use HTML and CSS for website development.
Project Overview:
Created a webpage where consumers can type text and click a button to
hear it read to them. Includes volume, speech tempo, and voice accent
customizability. Features a word count with remaining characters
displayed to the user. Uses local storage to store inputted text
inside the browser's cache.
Personal Experience:
This project allowed me to learn fundamental data skills as I accessed
user information by using local storage to save a user's data. In
addition to this, I am happy with the styling and minimalistic
appearance of the webpage; it is one of my favorite projects.
Project Overview:
This restaurant simulator allows a user to create a custom menu and
interact with it using an intuitive GUI from which they can print out
a physical receipt. To implement this GUI, the project leverages
Java's abstract classes and inheritance functionality to create a Java
JFrame, by calling independent classes to create functionality as well
as a PrinterJob API to invoke the Windows OS printing system.
Personal Experience:
As part of my final project for a university course I am taking called
'CP213', I wanted to utilize my skills in Java to create an intuitive
final project and truly make something that demonstrates my fluency in
the programming language and comfortability in using it.
