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Merced, California
I'm a Computer Science & Engineering student at UC Merced. I build full-stack tools that make messy data useful — scrapers, simulators, dashboards — and I run a small homelab because breaking my own network is a good way to learn how networks work.
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Built Python tooling for environmental monitoring: a mapping application for visualizing wildfire risk, and an audio detection pipeline that flags the sound of illegal logging.
UC Merced — Office of Information Technology
Resolve hardware, network, and account problems for faculty, staff, and students, and keep classroom AV and roughly 200 campus printers running.
UC Merced — LInC Lab
Automated the cleaning of 600+ CSV transcription files with Python and pandas, and organized study data so researchers could actually find what they needed.
University of California, Merced · Expected May 2027
Algorithms · Computer Architecture · Data Structures · Database Systems · Full-Stack Web Development · Discrete Mathematics · Probability & Statistics
Active member of the National Society of Black Engineers.
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Turns the UC Merced PD daily crime log into a searchable, filterable feed, so students can see what's happening on campus without digging through PDFs.
A full-stack discussion forum with JWT authentication and role-based moderation.
Browser extension that highlights the software a job application is looking for, so you can avoid workday blues.
A Raspberry Pi called lawsonpi runs Pi-hole for network-wide DNS filtering,
Homebridge to drag stubborn devices into HomeKit, and Tailscale so I can reach all of it from
anywhere. Most of what I know about DNS, I learned by breaking it. Soon to be bigger and better than ever.
Off the clock: weightlifting, competitive Overwatch, nonfiction, and answering to two cats.
If you're hiring full time engineers, building something interesting, or just want to argue about self-hosting — my inbox is open.