About
Third-year Computer Science student at Rutgers University. Self-taught technology enthusiast.
Work Experience
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Responsible for order retrieval and shipping, stocking, and counting products across multiple categories
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Receives, ships, and records store inventory
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Hands on experience with counting funds
Previously Everything Fruitcake, this company transitioned to a retail store doing business under the name Cake Portraits. At this establishment, I:
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Facilitated a seamless transition from an online presence to a brick-and-mortar presence
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Provided on-site hardware/software support
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Integrated POS system into the business' infrastructure
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Created and managed the business' mail server
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Handled communications with hosting providers/domain registrars for the back-end side of websites
Projects
Created so I could register for certain classes I wanted when they became available, this tool monitors specific courses and scans for updates in the course's availability status. It then notifies you when one of the courses on your monitoring list becomes available–then registers you for it.
Currently, this project is not open-source–but will be eventually.
Side Projects
This tool scrapes course data from Rutgers University's Schedule of Classes application.
This tool exports textbook content from WebAssign systems.
This tool exports Kaltura-embedded videos from Canvas.
Exhibitions
At this conference, I developed my leadership skills, gained career insights through experiential learning, and engaged in real-world challenges to enhance critical thinking and communication.
Awards
Quarterly Most Valuable Player of the Operations team.
Volunteering
Based on the popular MMORPG World of Warcraft (WoW), Endless is an emulation project focused on recreating the gameplay experience of the original game from their expansion The Burning Crusade.
During my time here, I contributed to the project through development of the codebase that the project ran on, as well as managed the support team that facilitated the smooth experience for thousands of concurrent players from the years of 2020 to 2023.
The codebase (core) is an MMORPG framework based mostly in C++. Like many other emulations of this game, the core is derived from MaNGOS, the Massive Network Game Object Server, providing a solid foundation for creating private servers that mimic the mechanics and behavior of the official WoW servers. This core features extensive changes over time to optimize, improve and cleanup the codebase whilst also improving the in-game mechanics and functionality to support thousands of players.
A humorous, while interesting, summary on these emulations (private servers) and the history of them and how they came to be: here.
The Endless team consists of seasoned developers who come from many different backgrounds, where I was able to employ what I know in a production environment that supported thousands of concurrent players, as well as learn much more about development as a whole.
A legacy version and brief history of the core can be found here, as all development on the current production version is proprietary.