Computer Engineering @University of Waterloo
i build at the intersection of hardware, software, and problem-solving
>led VEX Robotics for four seasons, going from team member to Team Lead directing design, build, and test
>built Caissa, a chess engine in C# with an AI opponent across 3 rule sets
>laying out PCBs in Altium for a robotic arm on the Student Design Team
>shipped a full-stack task manager with Next.js, TypeScript & SQL
>built a Java Swing image editor with custom pixel-manipulation filters
>starting Computer Engineering @Waterloo this fall
>seeking summer 2027 co-op opportunities
A C# chess engine and WinForms desktop app built from scratch, with reusable board, piece, move, and game-state models. Implements full movement, check, checkmate, and capture logic for all 6 piece types across Standard, Chess960, and Atomic rule sets, plus an AI opponent with its own move-evaluation logic and a UI layer with move highlighting, clocks, and move history.
A full-stack task manager built with Next.js and TypeScript, supporting task creation, editing, organization, and status tracking end to end. Backed by a SQL schema and persistence layer so tasks and project state reliably survive across sessions.
This site — a responsive personal portfolio built with Next.js and TypeScript, with a light/dark mode toggle and scroll-triggered animation. Deployed on Vercel with continuous deployment so every pushed change goes live automatically.
A desktop image editor built in Java Swing, separating image data, editing operations, and UI into distinct components. Event-driven controls apply edits interactively, including grayscale, cropping, rotation, and brightness adjustment via custom pixel-manipulation algorithms.
A memory game built on Arduino, focused on embedded programming and hardware interaction — reading button input, driving LEDs, and timing sequences directly on the board.
A data project exploring the relationship between player height and rebounding using publicly available NBA statistics.
Team Lead
VEX Robotics Team
New Member, Electrical Team
Student Design Team
Computer Engineering
University of Waterloo
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