Technical Lead Manager
Specializing in Scalable Engineering & Strategic Program Execution
I'm terrible at bios. I'll get better at them one day. I got into coding because I was into Minecraft as a kid. I must've gotten bored or something because I started snooping into the game files on our PC and just started changing stuff. Next thing you know, I was breaking the game with custom items like explosive crossbow bolts.
Problem
I wanted to combat stick drift, and have fun with some macros.
Solution
I intercepted the controller signal from kernel32.dll and sent it through the PS Remote Play PID.
Problem
During COVID, PS5 stock was limited. It was impossible to get them from retailers.
Solution
I wrote a python script that could control my machine, bypass bot checkers for 7 different sites, and send an SMS via the Twilio API whenever stock is found.
Problem
I needed to show that I can design and build a website. I was more familiar with designing the UI for mobile applications, which eventually led me to decide to literally go for a mobile-first design.
Solution
By designing, building, hosting, and maintaining my own personal portfolio site, I could digitally showcase a minimal proof of engineering capability. I used Kobweb, an experimental web framework that was made to be Android-developer friendly and just shipped section-by-section.
certification
Microsoft
certification
The Council for Six Sigma Certification
certification
Coursera
certification
Coursera
I'm always open to discussing new projects, collaborating, or attending seminars to provide feedback.
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