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I build full-stack products end to end and sweat the details that make them last. Computer Science at the University of Houston, with production experience shipping and supporting AI-powered fleet systems in the field.
I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Houston (Dean's List) who loves building software end to end — from data models and APIs to polished, accessible interfaces. I got my start in engineering not by building toy apps, but by keeping real hardware and software running together in the field.
At Safe Fleet Coban Technologies I worked at the intersection of AI-powered devices and the production pipelines that ship them — diagnosing hardware/software integration issues on license-plate detection systems and body cameras, documenting fixes into standard operating procedures, and executing QA testing that measurably decreased defects. That experience shaped how I write code: instrument it, test it, and assume it will fail in interesting ways.
Outside of work I ship full-stack products end to end — from a production-deployed pickup basketball coordination platform on Supabase and Mapbox, to an AI-assisted circular-economy exchange prototype. I'm now targeting Software Engineering roles where I can keep doing exactly that: designing, building, and shipping software people rely on.
Jan 2025 — Dec 2025
Houston, TX
Aug 2023 — May 2027
Houston, TX
Production-deployed full-stack platform for organizing pickup basketball: group coordination, court discovery, real-time RSVPs, and automated team generation. Supabase handles auth, relational modeling, and real-time updates, with fine-grained Row Level Security enforcing group-scoped permissions across sessions, RSVPs, teams, and notifications. Mapbox powers court search and geocoding; deployed on Vercel.
Full-stack industrial symbiosis prototype that matches companies' waste outputs with material demands to support circular-economy workflows. A modular Next.js + React frontend delivers AI-driven compatibility insights, backed by a lightweight FastAPI REST service, with responsive and accessible Tailwind UI components for cross-device usability.
Cross-platform mobile weather app built with React Native and TypeScript, retrieving real-time data from the OpenWeather API. Robust error handling and optimized asynchronous requests keep it reliable and low-latency, with clean architecture, reusable components, and strict typing for maintainability.
Open to Software Engineering internships & new-grad roles
I'm actively looking for software engineering teams to build with. The fastest way to see what I do is my GitHub, resume, and the projects above — and if something clicks, my inbox is open.
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