Hi! I'm an incoming 4th-year CS major at UCLA. Currently, I'm working as a full-stack developer at Logos, a company participating in UCLA's startup accelerator program.

My interests lie in full-stack web development and back-end development in general. During the school year, I'm busy teaching technical skills to other students as an officer of UCLA ACM.

In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis and video games, reading, and hanging out with friends. When I'm not too busy, I like to work on personal and open-source projects.

Soon I will be applying and interviewing for a role as a software development engineer. You can take a look at the courses I've taken and my past experiences down below!

Courses

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Data Structure and Algorithms
Algorithms and Complexity
Programming Languages
Computer Architecture
Computer Graphics
Computer Networking
Operating Systems
Databases
Fundamentals of AI



Portfolio
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Logos Website

During my internship at Logos, I led the project to convert the previous WordPress site into a fully responsive website using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and jQuery. Through this project, I learned a lot about animations in CSS, the parallax effect in web design, and general UI/UX concerns and issues. You can visit the site here.

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Blockheads

The final project of my Computer Graphics class allowed students to build any kind of web project as long we incorporated graphics concepts. Our team decided to make a browser video game in which the player must defeat waves of zombies using various weapons and power-ups. I worked on some of the basic game logic and level design. You can play the game here.

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YelpCamp

To teach myself web development, I enrolled in an online class. Along the way, I built YelpCamp, a CRUD web app that functions as a Yelp for campgrounds. This was implemented using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. The website sanitizes input for security, and features authentication using Passport.js. You can try the app here (note: it may take 15-30 seconds to start up as it is being hosted through Heroku's free plan).

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