At my core, I don't feel fulfilled unless I am solving a puzzle or a problem. I found the best way to find that fulfillment is by continuously refining and adding onto my skillset to become the best software engineer I can be. Leveraging the knowledge of what I have gained in my career and academics along with the power of AI and prompt engineering, I am always learning something new to help me solve the puzzle at hand.
Python, AI Prompt Engineering, SQL, Javascript, HTML, CSS, Java, Swift, PHP, Git, VS Code, Linux, Docker, Agile Workflow
AWS, gradle, maven, CI-CD, React, Node
Flutter, Vue, Powershell
Managed and developed automations and backend core services using Python, AWS, and Docker. Worked Heavily with AI utilizing prompt engineering skills to develop services faster and with more precision
Developed a web application to manage client profile data. Required developing both a frontend in React and a backend in Python.
Overall, My experience working with 360 privacy was fulfilling and granted me many learning experiences in my professional life. It helped me learn how to develop, test, and integrate secure code into their toolset and platform. I also became very accustomed to using AI to my advantage, making prompt engineering second nature to me.
Managed and developed websites for Rochester Institute of Technology. Updated, added features and fixed bugs in Rochester Institute of Technology web applications on the backend and frontend. (Example Sites: eServices, TigerCenter)
Supervised and trained Orientation Leaders during Orientation week at Rochester Institute of Technology.
Developed a web portal capable of tracking company technical data using PowerShell and querying the company’s active directory. The frontend was done using PHP, JQuery, HTML and MySQL. The backend script was created with Windows Powershell.
Originally going to RIT to explore a future in cyber security, I quickly found myself becoming more and more interested in software engineering, specifically in realm of backend development in web applications and linux systems. I found that getting my degree in Web and Mobile Computing would help to satisfy my curiosity in these subjects. After joining that major, I decided to specialize in web application development and database modeling and querying. I eventually became a TA for the intro to databases class, where I graded and tutored kids through there introduction to MySQL. Graduating from this institution was a huge accomplishment for me as the classes were academically rigorous and relatively unforgiving. Yet I was able to accomplish a GPA of 3.46 and even worked a few jobs during my time in school.
Growing up, I loved playing with raspberry pis and operating systems specifically. I would often delete and rebuild or reinstall my operating system on my computer on a weekly basis. At one point I had a triple boot setup with macOS, Windows, and Linux running on a single computer.
I also very much enjoy retro gaming. I have built an all in one arcade machine that I can use to play all the old retro games I have.
I am very interested still in cyber security. I am in the process of writing a document on an exploit I discovered on macOS using the infamous flipper zero.