A software developer with a knack for AI, machine learning, and automation of all kinds.

Portfolio

• “Discription” - A Discord bot that makes memes inclusive using Azure’s Computer Vision services and Discord’s text-to-speech messages.

  (First place for Best Data Hack track at Hack the Northeast: Beyond, 2021)
  Check out the live walkthrough on Devpost, or see the code on GitHub!

• “Archeology” - An independent pet project created during my time at CGI Federal. This was a program written entirely in JavaScript using Node.js, which used several automation packages to fetch data from New Relic and place it into an Excel spreadsheet for the analytic department.

  The main package used for this program was Puppeteer, a Node module that uses a webdriver to navigate a headless Chromium browser. Using the DOM elements on the New Relic pages, the program would collect four stats on each day for each application, then store those into easy to manage charts and an accompanying Excel spreadsheet.

  Once given a tutorial on how to use the program, as well as my documentation, the analytical team had a field day. Before, they were manually checking each of the sixty or so applications daily, then recording the uptime stats from both the day and the entire week into a spreadsheet by hand. This was a weeklong process. With Archeology, this was cut down to just two hours with minimal user engagement needed.

  While Archeology is still one of my favorite projects, I unfortunately do not have the program anymore, as it was adopted by the analytical team, and had to be wiped from my company-issued computer once my internship ended. I was also not allowed to keep a copy on a repository, as it was built specifically for CGI and was therefore company property.

• C# - I’ve written quite a few things in C#, but my best pieces are a handful of scripts I wrote for a Unity game (which is still in progress.) These scripts can be found here. What follows is a quick explanation of each script:

  • PlayerMovement.cs - A movement script that allows the player to move. Key features include a check to see if the player is on the ground, a method to set the players speed so that the animation controller knows what animation to use, and a formula to determine the height of a jump using physics.

  • PhoneTextAppear.cs - A script that controls a ringing phone, which allows the player to stand near and interact with it to stop it ringing. This uses some of Unity’s in-built UnityEngine API.

  • GameControl.cs - The hivemind of the game. This checks for certain conditions on Updates (called once per frame in-game), and then follows up on those conditions. This could be changing the player’s speed, animation, model, or something else.

• Java - I have a lot of experience in Java, as it was actually the first programming language I learned while making mods for the video game Minecraft. These mods were made around 2012, but I was never confident enough to publish them online. In terms of recent Java projects, I was tasked with writing unit tests using Selenium WebDriver for Medicaid.gov when I was an intern at CGI Federal, and have worked on projects in Java for some of my coursework, which can be found here.