A little about me
I like building software that feels fast and stays honest. Small first loads, real numbers, and the details you only notice when they are missing. Less talk, more shipping.
Featured projects
Four featured projects from 2026 — live apps, private research and open-source tools. The full list, including works in progress, is on the projects page.
Quiet-spot discovery for right now
A fully client-side web app that ranks 1,229 public places across 89 cities in 60 countries for the current moment — sun, weather, chosen vibe and walking distance — on a custom three.js globe. No backend, no map tiles, no API keys.
An automated signal-to-execution pipeline that models the boring parts
An end-to-end paper-trading engine: Binance data ingestion, market-structure features, a LightGBM signal model with rolling retraining, and a backtester that models exchange fees, position sizing and risk — running across a Mac and a Windows box over Tailscale.
A desktop rules trainer that keeps asking until you know it
A C++17 desktop application that teaches pickleball rules through eight lessons with animated court diagrams, backed by an adaptive quiz engine that resurfaces missed questions until you demonstrate mastery.
Skills
Stack
Certifications
About
I study computer science at American River College in Sacramento, on the transfer track toward the CSU/UC system. Coursework so far covers data structures, discrete structures, object-oriented C++, linear algebra, calculus and electricity & magnetism.
Outside class I build products end-to-end: front-end and 3D on the web, serverless back-ends on Cloudflare, data and ML pipelines in Python, and native tools in C++. Everything on this page is live or open source.
Education
Sacramento, CA
Coursework
Off the clock
Contact
Internships, collaborations, or a question about one of the projects — my inbox is open.