I am currently majoring in Computer Science and Business at the University of North Texas, and I am seeking opportunities in the software engineering space. My main focus is in full-stack web development, but I also dabble in systems programming and machine learning. Here are some of the technologies I frequently use:
Serenity is an algorithmic trading platform which trades stocks based on predetermined strategies set by the user. The goal is to provide the general public with algorithmic trading techniques leveraged by hedge funds and investment firms. One of the beauties is that the algorithms chosen by the user are applied to their existing investment accounts, so there is no need to process sensitive personal information, it strictly triggers and tracks trades.
Contracted by 'My Solace Agency' to rebuild their website, and improve efficiency, marketability, and branding on client sites. Originally the My Solace Agency website was hosted on a web builder platform, but I decided to re-write it in raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, push the project to GitHub, and host on DigitalOcean. Manually adjusting DNS settings allowed me to cut their hosting costs, so they only pay for the domain, and updates are a simple git push.
Props.AI is a Flask application I developed to predict sports statistics by individual player. Games and player data are retrieved from an unoffial API, which scrapes statistics from the past two seasons to present day. The stats are then stored in a SQLite database, converted to .csv, processed using Scikit-Learn's regression model, and the predicted stats are then saved in another DB. When a player selects a future/active game, the involved players stats are loaded and displayed in a table.
Engineered this digital display to enhance my systems programming skills. The bare components are a 64x32 RGB Led Matrix, a Raspberry Pi Zero 2WH, and a modified Adafruit Bonnet for better refresh rate. Originally I was using a dedicated library, but I have since built off of the library to create my own applications. So far I've made apps to display a 24 Hour Clock, The Weather, and The Price of a Stock. Most of the apps require rendering graphics and parsing JSON information in C++ to be pushed to the display.
Realtor Co is a web application application that finds homes for sale based on other realtor websites. The idea behind this was to make a "Centralized Hub" to find every house for sale in a particular vicinity so the user doens't have to flip back and fourth between sites. The majority of home information is parsed from other top Realtor sites and displayed in an aesthetically pleasing manner.
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Serenity is an algorithmic trading platform which trades stocks based on predetermined strategies set by the user. The goal is to provide the general public with algorithmic trading techniques leveraged by hedge funds and investment firms. One of the beauties is that the algorithms chosen by the user are applied to their existing investment accounts, so there is no need to process sensitive personal information, it strictly tracks and triggers trades.
11/2025
Contracted by 'My Solace Agency' to rebuild their website, as well as improve efficiency, marketability, and branding on client sites. Originally the My Solace Agency website was hosted on a web builder platform, but I decided to re-write it in raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, push the project to GitHub, and host on DigitalOcean. Manually adjusting DNS settings allowed me to cut their hosting costs, so they only pay for the domain, and updates are a simple git push.
07/2025
Props.AI is a Flask application I developed to predict sports statistics by individual player. Games and player data are retrieved from an unoffial API, which scrapes statistics from the past two seasons to present day. The stats are then stored in a SQLite database, converted to .csv, processed using Scikit-Learn's regression model, and the predicted stats are then saved in another DB. When a player selects a future/active game, the involved players stats are loaded and displayed in a table.
04/2025
Engineered this digital display in order to enhance my systems programming skills. The bare components are a 64x32 RGB Led Matrix, a Raspberry Pi Zero 2WH, and a modified Adafruit Bonnet for better refresh rate. Originally I was using a dedicated library, but I have since built off of the library to create my own applications. So far I've made apps to display a 24 Hour Clock, The Weather, and The Price of a Stock. Most of the apps require rendering graphics and parsing JSON information in C++ to be pushed to the display.
