About
Computer Science @ TCNJ '23
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Education
B.S. Computer Science Major with Interactive Multimedia Minor
3.95/4.00 GPA
Honors: Summa Cum Laude, Dean's List (all semesters), Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Society, Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Societies, Commencement Speaker, Gonfalon Carrier
Work Experience
Built two cutting-edge internal applications using TypeScript and React in a single summer
Automated the creation of 6+ AWS Pipeline resources, streamlining the deployment process
Designed and constructed a static UI for integration testing across 3 applications
Developed a mobile application designed to help students find books in the school library alongside Dr. Knox
Optimized data parsing in the back-end, decreasing overall run time for retrieval by 75%
Developed and engineered book-finding algorithms on the back-end and front-end using PHP, Javascript, Angular, and Typescript respectively
Orchestrated the development of 15 automated tests for key methods in the Ruby codebase
Revamped complex data structures with hundreds of lines of code, improving the overall code readability
Elevated the test coverage by a remarkable 31% for enhanced code quality and stability
Wrote 4-5 scripts to improve loading time for applications
Serviced and repaired 10 headsets on a daily basis
Closed and opened the store independently
Projects
Pioneered the end-to-end development of a comprehensive web application, allowing users to generate portable business cards for networking events
Conceptualized and executed the design of color schemes, settings page functionality, and modern speech recognition capabilities
Collaborated with a team of 4 members to facilitate meetings, delegate tasks, and review/approve pull requests for optimal team efficiency.
ACCR is a nonprofit that works to provide additional support for defendants in the Atlantic region since the defendants in this area are overworked with too many cases. We created a system to record when the ACCR staff, lawyers, and other legal workers donate time, money, and efforts into the organization's efforts through a timesheet based system which also uses a database to store and collect the data. We plan to make this system as seamless as possible so that it is both efficient and effective, while maintaining all functionality.
The current modules in AMSTR are:
Log work: Currently a collection of typical Rails CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) views to manage logs for work done.
View statistics: Display of work statistics, notably hours of work and monetary value of work done. If you need to display additional data in View Statistics, create another instance of CategoryView.
Download report: A spreadsheet view of logs, almost like a paper timesheet. User can download a spreadsheet file (currently CSV only) containing entirety of data readable by the user.
Search: Search logs by keywords in any field.
This is a database project that was developed during my CSC 315 class where we modeled the energy supply of various energy sources at TCNJ. This was created using Flask and PostgreSQL. The user is given the option to:
- Evaluate TCNJ's energy reliability via a computed energy cost to energy usage ratio.
- Evaluate TCNJ's energy fluctuation based on certain months or heating/cooling seasons.
Spearheaded the development of the front-end of a cutting-edge application that streamlined registration for TCNJ's annual hackathon
Designed the architecture and color scheme for 8 distinct, responsive pages to ensure optimal user experience
Collaborated with 2 talented back-end developers to seamlessly display and retrieve database queries for over 400 users.
Developed a student-side interface and game modes for the application
Contributed to open-source software using Git
Created and implemented visual models for application's game modes
Developed and Designed using Java, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Developed a mobile application designed to help students find books in the school library alongside Dr. Knox
Optimized data parsing in the back-end, decreasing overall run time for retrieval by 75%
Developed and engineered book-finding algorithms on the back-end and front-end using PHP, Javascript, Angular, and Typescript respectively
Certifications
Features
I served as the Commencement Speaker and Gonfalon Carrier
Awards
Volunteering
Communicate with prospective students and families at open houses for the Computer Science Department
Write letters for accepted students about what it's like to study at TCNJ
Attend coffee chats and provide a student perspective into the department
Sorted donated computers by their number of core processors
Reimaged 2-3 computers simultaneously
Labeled computers set for shipping to underprivileged families
Oversaw a group of 3-4 incoming kindergarteners over a five day period
Taught group special songs about road safety and "stranger danger"
Accompanied them during recess
Oversee point keeping and penalty calls during lego competitions held at the highschool
Meet with teams after matches to discuss their score
Set up the competition venue