About Me

Hi! This webpage documents certain projects I've made. To navigate the webpage look to the left for a menu to change and view the artifacts. Now, about me: I'm currently studying Computer Science at the University of Maryland. Outside of academics, I enjoy games that challenge the mind like Chess, Go, and Tetris. I’m also a big fan of MMA, wrestling, and basketball.
When it comes to software engineering, I genuinely enjoy most areas of the field, but I’ve found a particular interest in low-level systems and optimization. There’s something rewarding about making programs run as efficiently as possible, especially in resource-constrained environments like embedded systems.
My first project is a performance-focused implementation of the AES encryption algorithm. It demonstrates my focus on both correctness and efficiency. I used benchmarking tools and test-driven development to guide design decisions and ensure optimal performance.
The second project brings together my passion for embedded systems and robotics. It’s a hands-on demonstration of how software and hardware integration can create a responsive, real-world system. It was a great opportunity to work with limited resources while still aiming for reliable performance.
Finally, the third project is this very website.
Built with Svelte and assembled using several component libraries, it gave me a chance to explore modern frontend development and build a clean, responsive interface to showcase my work.