About me
I am a Junior at the University of South Florida studying Computer Science. My experience includes being a programming teacher, a team member at NASA L'SPACE, a volunteer at the MIT RealityHack, and a CSE Ambassador at the USF Engineering Department, among other things. I also enjoy helping out as a community lead at the Google Developer Student Club at USF. I enjoy working in a vibrant environment in a team full of enthusiastic and motivated people. I believe there is no limit to one's creativity and abilities, which is what drives me to create useful and entertaining applications. Right now, I am looking for an internship opportunity for Summer 2025 to gain valuable experience. If you are looking for an intern or would like to know more about me, please reach out or leave your contact information below!
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DevFest Website
This website was developed for DevFest using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. DevFest is an annual conference organized by the Google Developer Student Club, designed to bring together developers from diverse backgrounds and experience levels. The event features workshops led by local student organizations, presentations by distinguished guest speakers, and valuable opportunities for networking and collaboration with industry professionals. To explore the website, you can visit https://devfesttampa.com/
"DrawAny15" Website
"DrawAny15" is an adaptation of Google's "Quick, Draw!" game developed for the USF Engineering Expo for K-12 students. The idea was to let children draw any object and let AI guess the drawings. Our goal was to create an interactive website using existing dataset with doodles and trained models. Once a child created a drawing, the program analyzed existing objects from the database and compared them to the drawing. Since we only worked with 15 objects, the name of the game came as "Draw any of the 15 objects." In order to create the website, we utilized HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
"2BOOK4U" Mobile App
"2BOOK4U" is a mobile application made for choosing a restaurant and booking a table there. This app was built as a final project for Samsung Coding Lab academy, which I attended for a year. To create the mobile app, my teammate and I utilized Android Studio and MySQL. The app allowed the user to log in or sign up, provide their contact information (that would later be stored in the database), see a list of notifications about their reservations, and most importantly, go through a list of available restaurants and make a reservation for a certain date and time after looking at the restaurant information.