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About me:

Hi, I am a Texas A&M Engineering Student that is currently pursuing a B.S. in Computer Engineering. I am very passionate about programming and Computer Science, and I also enjoy creating and designing circuits. My current occupational goal is to pursue a career that applies principles of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering (e.g., Firmware Engineer, Computer Engineer, Software Engineer, etc.).

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Work Experience

STEP Intern, Pittsburgh, PA (Remote)
Summer 2020

  • Starter Project - Portfolio

    • Developed personal portfolio website, illustrating my education, work experience, and personal projects in a clear and concise webpage. Created website’s frontend using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
    • Implemented a comments feature on my portfolio, allowing users to leave comments on my webpage. Developed using Java Servlets for the backend and Google Datastore as the project’s database.
    • Added a Geography Map Game on my portfolio website, which allows users to try to guess a country’s location on Google Maps. This feature utilizes the Google Maps API and Geocoding API for its implementation.

  • Capstone Project - BookBook

    • Collaborated with coworkers to create and design a web application called BookBook, which allows users to create and manage book clubs, search for books, and store books they wish to read in a booklist.
    • Led the DevOps of the project, I set up the React frontend and Java Servlets backend integration, and deployment procedures for our project using App Engine Microservices. Enabled the connection of our frontend and backend and their separate deployments.
    • Developed the Login for BookBook, which allowed us to keep track of a user’s info (Clubs, Booklists). This feature was implemented using Google OAuth 2.0 from an npm package.
    • Implemented the BookList feature of the web app, which allows users to create booklist and add books to them, in order to keep track of what books they wish to read. This feature was developed using Google Firestore as the project database and React Bootstrap (npm package).

Engineering Practicum Intern, Sunnyvale, CA
Summer 2019

  • Internal Project – Developing the Test Identity Provider (Idp)

    • Developed the Test Identity Provider’s metadata using OpenSAML 2.0, an open-source library used for exchanging authentication and authorization data between parties.
    • Implemented the ability to update the current Idp’s credentials, allowing admins to upload new public and private keys. The feature was developed using OpenSAML and Google’s framework and injector tools.
    • Worked on encrypting the SAML response of the Idp using the Service Provider’s public key through OpenSAML encryption tools.

Education


Texas A&M Universtity

College Station, Texas


Expected Graduation Date: May 2022

B.S. in Computer Engineering, GPA: 3.87

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Projects

Face Detection, Summer 2020

The purpose of this personal project was to experiment and learn more about Computer Vision and its applications. The Face Detection program is written in C++ and utilizes OpenCV to detect human faces. The program uses OpenCV’s default face data to train a Cascade Classifier to detect human faces accurately. It then captures the webcam and coverts the input frames to grayscale, to more easily detect faces. Finally, the program draws a red rectangle around the detected face.

Particle Effect, Summer 2019


The Particle Effect program is a personal project I worked on during the summer of 2019. The program was written in C++ and utilized the Simple DirectMedia Layer (SDL 2.0) to create the particle effect. The program first creates a swarm of pixels and moves them in a circular direction. It then adds a box blur to the swarm and changes the color of the pixels to create the unique particle effect. The overall purpose of the project was to learn more about Computer Graphics.

ChessWeb3D, Summer 2020


ChessWeb3D is a web application that enables users to play online chess in a room. The web app is still a work in progress, but it utilizes Angular and BabylonJS. Each room has a name and password to keep the chess game secure and private; it also utilizes Angular's guards to protect the room. At the moment, the room only contains a chessboard implemented using BabylonJS.

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