About Me

CS senior at Colorado State. I learn by shipping real software and seeing how it holds up in the wild.

The Developer

I bought my first MacBook in 2022 with money saved from working field service on commercial refrigeration systems at Hussmann, opened Xcode to see how apps were made, and got hooked. Today I'm a senior Computer Science major at Colorado State University (graduating May 2027, back-to-back Dean's List with a 4.0 in Fall 2025) with seven apps on the App Store.

  • From scratch when depth matters: I wrote every line of KanaCard by hand to master SwiftUI gesture physics and the SM-2 spaced-repetition algorithm, and built the native macOS client that streamed live UV sensor data from a teammate's Raspberry Pi in Florida to my screen in Colorado.
  • AI-accelerated when speed matters: To ship and maintain seven apps across five Apple platforms alongside full-time classes, I direct Claude Code and Google Antigravity for implementation while owning the architecture, simulator test tours, and release pipeline myself.
  • Obsessed with the whole product: I love the work that happens after the code compiles: dialing in haptics and VoiceOver support, digging into MetricKit crash logs, and shipping monthly updates that grew downloads 150%+ year-over-year.

The Person

Most of my days start the same way: lacing up for a four-mile morning run around Colorado before I ever open my laptop. I'm currently training for a 10K, and getting out on the road first thing is how I clear my head before a day of classes and building.

  • Games & Japanese: I'm a lifelong video game fan (especially roguelikes and sims, which explains half my portfolio) and I'm learning Japanese for a post-grad trip to Japan. Between anime, manga, and daily kana practice, that obsession is what sparked Type Kana and KanaCard.
  • At the piano & in my headphones: When I want to unplug completely, I'm sitting at the piano singing old-school crooner standards. My headphone rotation jumps between classic jazz, J-pop, and 80s new wave hits.
  • What's next: After graduating in May 2027, I'm excited to move to a big city and trade solo indie shipping for a fast-moving engineering team where I can learn from experienced engineers and build products people love.

Technical Arsenal

Languages
Swift 6 Python Java C++ C HTML/CSS
Apple Frameworks
SwiftUI SwiftData Swift Concurrency Swift Charts UIKit StoreKit CloudKit GameKit MetricKit Swift Testing
Tools & Platforms
Xcode Git / GitHub Firebase REST APIs TestFlight App Store Connect AdMob Raspberry Pi Linux/Unix Claude Code Google Antigravity Figma
Test Bench & Setup
2025 M4 MacBook Air M5 iPad Pro iPhone 17 Pro Max Apple Watch Ultra 4 LG C2 42" OLED

Want to work together?

Open to software engineering internships, co-ops, and new-grad roles starting May 2027.