Developed a self-hosted cloud platform using Raspberry Pi 5s and Kubernetes, providing a cost-effective, bare-metal alternative to traditional cloud providers. Implemented several services , including cloud hosting, a personal blog, file sharing, and a QR code generator, with plans to expand functionality further.

Developed the website for the Computing Student Union at the University of Florida. I created the data models, back-end, contributed to the design, and implemented the front-end for the teams, club, and home page.

Working with a team of 3 to develop HaXr, the system that powers University of Florida's flagship hackathon, SwampHacks. I am working on the form creation, submission, and review process.

Led a team of 3 other developers and worked with Gator User Design to create a website for the ColorStack UF chapter.

Worked with Jim Su again to create a web application that helps University of Florida students choose their course schedules for the next semester by displaying all possible schedules. Inspired by a previous rendition we sought to improve the user experience with a more modern design and quicker load times.

Worked with Jim Su to create a web application that helps University of Florida students browse available courses for the next semester. Motivated by UF's slow course search enginer, we created a faster and more user-friendly alternative that improves search time by up to 60%.

Created an application that allows users to generate videos and upload them to TikTok. I used FFMPEG and MoviePy to generate the videos with an AWS Lambda function to schedule the video generation and OpenAI's tts and stt services to add audio and subtitles.

Developed a game that drops a player in a random location on the University of Florida campus and has them guess their location on a map. Points are rewarded based on how close their guess was to their dropped off location.