Let me tell you about myself.
Projects
This was practice in full-stack development by writing a responsive webpage for a online bookstore. Some notable features include a working shopping cart that stores shopping data in local storage, and utilizes bubble event handling for relatively easy scalability of buttons. I also developed a separate HTML page for the cart and its functions: checking cart status, submitting an order, retrieving order history from the database, and providing additional order information. For this project, the page does not support CORS, as the server runs along with the client. Though it would be relatively easy to extend the scope of the project and move the server/database to a different host. Complete documentation about the development process is provided by the link on the right.
This full-stack project is the creation of a REST API to serve as a layer between external clients and a database. The layers consist of a simple front-end client, the API service, and a database. What makes this different from other full-stack projects is the inclusion of cross-origin routing support to enable the API to be accessed from other clients. I only added minimal functionality for server routes to provide basic SCRUD. Because data is being returned, asynchronous requests, promises, and Fetch requests are used to add functionality over POST and GET. Other interesting obstacles included data validation, JSON parsing, and SQL querying. Complete documentation about the development process is provided by the link on the right.
A fun utilization of computing hardware, linux OS, modular software, and API services. This project uses hardware technology like a Raspberry Pi, an LCD monitor, RF blaster, and microphone to provide an environment for the software. It also gave me practical skills in project design and management as I had to work with vendors to custom order the two-way glass and provide specifications to a wood worker to create the custom frame/stain. The mirror consumes APIs from Amazon Alexa, OpenWeather, and Google Calendar and RSS feeds from CNN, BBC, and Reuters to enable personalized content, voice recognition, and updates. The project is built almost entirely in JavaScript and CSS, making the modules very customizable and, well, modular! Remote access software (SSH and VNC) allows customization and maintenance from anywhere with internet.
Resume
SUNY College at Oneonta | Oneonta, NY: May 2022
BS in Computer Science,
Concentration Applied
Computing. GPA 4.0
SUNY Polytechnic Institute | Utica, NY: 2015-2017
Undergraduate of
Computer Science. GPA
3.9
Freelance Web Developer Jan. 2022 – Sept. 2022
The Clark Sports Center | Cooperstown, NY: Sept. 2017– Dec. 2020
Adventure Programs Instructor
Hardball Café | Cooperstown, NY: June 2017 – Sept. 2018
Shift Manager
Otsego Area Occupational Center | Milford, NY: Program Completion: June
2015
Information Technologies Student
ONC BOCES Information Technologies | Milford, NY: 2013-2015
Junior/Senior Class President
Technical: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, C++, C, SQL, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel
Certifications: CompTIA A+ (E. 2018), Microsoft Office Specialist, Red Cross Narcan, Epi, First-Aid / CPR (E. 2021)
About Me
I grew up in Upstate New York and quickly developed a fascination with technology. It wasn't until I attended the OAOC BOCES Information Technologies program that I discovered my talent for organization and leadership. I first attended SUNY Polytechnic Institute in 2015 to build my advanced technological knowledge to compliment my passion for working with, and managing, people and projects. Due to some family tragedy, I left SUNY Poly halfway through my Bachelor's with a 3.9 GPA.
Work found me at the Clark Sports Center which gave me an opportunity to further develop my communication skills, and leadership ability by organizing adventure programs and build critical communication skills with youths and corporate groups. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, I took the opportunity to complete my degree, this time at SUNY Oneonta where I would also find academic success and graduate with a 4.0 GPA. Oneonta reminded me of my love for technology and how it can be used to improve our lives.
Some of my interests in technology include game development, app development, artificial intelligence and machine learning! I invest much of my free time learning more about these topics, whether it be using AI image generation, small game development projects/concepts, or various hardware projects. If I'm not at my computer, you would likely find me outdoors rock climbing, hiking, or walking my dog. I have always been profoundly curious about space, physics, and aviation so I'm often closely following developments in aerospace and astrometric research! While I hold a deep appreciation for linguistics and language study, I sadly only speak English and conversational French (unless you count programming languages too 😁).