I recently graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Computer Science and two minors in Information Science and Game Design.
I am a programmer with a passion in creating games, full stack websites, and mobile apps. I've developed two games with two wonderful teams.
I am a photographer with a love for capturing moments in time. I was the staff photographer for the Cornell Daily Sun. In addition, I photograph various different automotive and motorsports events.
Led a team of ten people to develop No Screws Attached, a mobile, physics-based competitive multiplayer game using the CUGL and SDL engines, and won most innovative mobile game at the GDIAC 2022 Showcase. Implemented views for game objects, device rotation support, gameplay cameras, menu screens, user preferences, username and networking support, and transitions and animations
Worked closely with Professor Bharath Hariharan to communicate announcements and instructions to students. Helped students who had difficulty with the coursework by explaining key concepts and walking students through algorithms such as Harris corner detector and MOPS.
Captured unique and memorable moments at numerous events across campus as well as candid photos of students.
Worked closely with Professor Abe Davis in the creation and organization of a lesson plan and attended weekly meetings to discuss the course, lesson plan, and assignments. Supported students who were struggling on assignments by explaining key concepts on scene graphs, ray tracing, rasterization, and MVC pattern and connecting topics to current research and industry technologies.
Led a team of eight people to develop Change in Charge, a physics-based, puzzle platform game using the LibGDX engine, and demoed at the GDIAC 2021 Showcase. Designed the game architecture specification and implemented intricate magnetism physics, major model interactions, a level select screen, a pause menu, and user preferences logic and menu.
