I am an experienced software developer pursuing my bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Stanford University, as well as seeking summer internship and research opportunities. My skillset includes extensive experience in full-stack development, systems administration, data management, and algorithm design. I have a history of work ranging across the healthcare, entertainment, and security sectors, as well as an abundance of personal projects.
Though many of my most recent and complex projects are protected by nondisclosure and/or the Stanford honor system, this website serves as a portfolio of interesting spare-time endeavors.
Bulletin connects high school and college student workers with odd jobs as an alternative to expensive professionals. Bulletin is no longer in service due to my co-founders and I taking on other responsibilities, so its source has been released to the public.
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