Aspiring software developer who enjoys building useful things for real people.
I like building things that start from a real need and become easier to use with each iteration. I care about the small decisions that make software feel clear, useful, and dependable.
I’m still early in my career, and I treat every project as an opportunity to learn new technologies, refine my skills, and stay current with the latest trends in software development.
Desktop Support Engineer Intern
Jul 2023 - Nov 2023
Data Entry and Desktop Support Engineer Intern
May 2022 - Nov 2022
Routine banking requests need a clear self-service path without removing access to a human when the request becomes uncertain or sensitive.
A working end-to-end prototype that accepts voice input, routes common requests, and moves the customer into a live agent session when human help is needed.
Procurement teams need a practical way to turn supplier spend into comparable carbon estimates without depending on an external SaaS workflow.
A usable Method 1 workflow that maps invoice categories, performs currency and inflation adjustments, and returns kgCO₂e estimates from a local FastAPI service.
Project work, experience, and contact paths need to be easy for recruiters to scan without sacrificing technical detail or mobile usability.
A responsive portfolio that brings projects, career history, resume access, and contact into one maintainable SvelteKit application.
Everyday document conversion tools often add paywalls, accounts, or unnecessary uploads to simple file operations.
A usable conversion interface for image, text, merge, split, and rotate workflows, with optional support for Office documents and advanced PDF operations.
Job seekers need a polished resume builder without subscriptions, accounts, or sending personal career data to a server.
A working split-panel builder with 11 templates, layout controls, drag-and-drop skill ordering, and local PDF export.