Built out of curiosity, necessity, and a few hackathon weekends.
A joke about updating my BIOS was misheard as updating my bio—and became a live personal-data sharing prototype. Built with Nathan Pannell and Paurav H Param at Cursor CodeChella, exploring an idea: choose what data to share with brokers and get paid for it. We deployed it during the hackathon and won both prize tracks we were eligible for.
A pathfinding visualizer built from scratch to help people understand how different algorithms work. Build a maze, try different methods, and watch how each one finds a path.
A programming language that explains its execution as it runs, narrating branches, loop iterations, and variable updates for students. Built in about six hours with Mahir Puri, Mansahaj Singh Popli, and Simran Cheema, using a Lark parser and scoped interpreter with core types, control flow, and clear error messages.
Built and trained a reinforcement learning model to replicate human mouse movements, exploring the risks of technology that can imitate human behavior.
Create characters with custom voices and personalities and talk with them in real time. Originally built to give a talking smoke detector its own character, using speech recognition, language models, and speech generation to power the conversation.
A Battlesnake bot built in an afternoon, combining basic movement algorithms with state-based decision logic. Finished second in the UVic Battlesnake competition.
A rudimentary physics simulator built from scratch in Python.
Building a neural network from scratch.
A custom webpage built for my scholarship.
A Chrome extension with adjustable playback speed for MP4 videos and an ad-skipping feature for YouTube.
Paint directly onto a GitHub contribution grid, or import an image and preview the result before committing. Built in Flutter, with Git and Bash handling the commits.
A Python CLI that detects slide changes in video with OpenCV and exports the selected frames to PDF. Accepts a local MP4 file or a YouTube link.
A Python client that sends packets to a server and formats the responses for inspection.
This portfolio, built with React and TypeScript. Static pre-rendering keeps the project content readable without JavaScript.
A Python packet-analysis tool that inspects TCP capture files and reports on individual packets and connections.
A playful Valentine page with changing button positions, sizes, and messages. A small experiment in browser interactions.
A browser-based break reminder with custom schedules, notifications, and audio cues. Save a routine or share it with someone else.
A Python tool that highlights movement in video, making subtle changes easier to see. Automates motion extraction with MoviePy and supports YouTube video input through PyTube.
Junior Software Developer
An Amazon company
Software Developer
Co-op
QA Automation Development
Internship
Software Engineering · BEng program
2021–2026
Short deadlines, small teams, and a lot of learning.
2026 • Won 2 prize tracks
Built doxxme.net with Nathan Pannell and Paurav H Param. A misunderstanding about updating my BIOS sparked the idea of a profile that shares personal information live. We deployed the prototype during the event, with my live location appearing on its homepage globe. Our team won two of the three available prize tracks—the only two we were eligible for—including a first-place finish.
2026 · 52nd in Canada · 10th in Vancouver
Competed with Script Kiddie Elite alongside Mahir Puri, Mansahaj Singh Popli, and Philipp Sardaro. Our team worked through cryptography, steganography, forensics, reverse engineering, and network challenges, using Python scripts and security tools to investigate and test solutions.
July 2023 • 1st place
Won first place with a cross-platform Flutter app connecting tutors with students seeking academic support. Built in six hours with a Dockerized Go server and SQLite database, alongside Jaspreet Sidhu, Matthew Trent, and Hal Nguyen.
March 2023
2022 • 2nd place
Worked in a team of 3 to design and implement a re-creation of the game Dots and Boxes within the span of 6 hours. The game featured an algorithm to figure out the best possible move to make for a computer vs human interaction, whilst also featuring a player vs player mode.
2021 • 1st place
Designed an insulated, impact-resistant heart-transplant carrier with a four-person team using limited materials. Our design won first place.
2023 • 2nd place
Finished second in the UVic Battlesnake competition with Silent Assassin, a bot I built in an afternoon using basic movement algorithms and state-based decision logic.
Feb 2024
Built a recursive move-selection algorithm for Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe with a four-person team in six hours.
2024 • 1st place
Virtual Assistant is a gesture-based computer control prototype built with Python, OpenCV, and MediaPipe, exploring alternatives to keyboard and mouse input.