Software engineer and Computer Science student building full-stack products, data systems, and security tools. I care about behavior that can be tested, interfaces that explain their state, and technical claims that survive review.

• Software Engineering Intern at RylimSoft
• B.S. Computer Science candidate at Georgia State University, expected December 2027
• Winner of Best Hack for Good at Hack RenderATL

An outage-exposure map for neighborhoods where battery-powered medical equipment may run out before utility restoration. I owned the backend API, data integration, and deployment on a four-person Hack RenderATL team. The maintained fork adds 58 tests, dataset provenance, and a secure MapLibre upgrade while preserving contributor credit.

A defensive security workbench for NVD CVE triage, Bandit-backed Python analysis, cryptographic transforms, and OSINT. Its ML path is documented as a deterministic experiment with an explicit baseline rather than a real-world exploitation predictor.

A social coordination app with scrypt-backed accounts, opaque sessions, private parties, invitation codes, participant-owned location sharing, and a tested spherical meeting-center calculation.

A real-time hackathon networking app built with React, Supabase, PostgreSQL, pgvector, Realtime, and Gemini embeddings. I owned Vibe Cards, matches, and the room UI on a four-person team; security work continues in the maintained fork.

Python JavaScript C# React FastAPI Express ASP.NET Core MVC PostgreSQL SQLite Supabase GeoPandas scikit-learn GitHub Actions

I am interested in software engineering internships and teams that value clear product thinking, reliable systems, and careful implementation.