Software Engineer
I take software from idea to shipped — frontend, backend, data, and deployment. Not a little of everything, but complete, production apps that real people and businesses use every day.
I'm a software engineer and Washington State University Data Analytics graduate, and a Quality Engineer at HP — I build internal web tools, test-automation systems, and data infrastructure by day, and ship complete products for real clients and myself by night.
I work across the stack in TypeScript, React, Node, and Next.js, with a data and ML background in Python and R.
I'm currently open to new opportunities — feel free to reach out.
Production client sites, published apps, and the passion projects where I take on the hardest systems problems. Click any project for the full write-up.
I'm a software engineer and Washington State University Data Analytics graduate (3.62 GPA, minors in Mathematics and Criminal Justice). By day I'm a Quality Engineer at HP, where I build internal web tools and test-automation programs, rebuild data infrastructure, and turn ambiguous business and regulatory requirements into reliable tooling and reporting.
Outside of work I ship complete products end to end. For real clients I've built and deployed production websites — like The Pooch Pit, a dog-grooming booking platform with Stripe deposits, a double-booking-proof availability engine, transactional email, and a no-code admin dashboard the owner runs herself — plus a fine-art e-commerce storefront, both live on custom domains with Cloudflare and Railway-managed Postgres.
I also push my engineering with passion projects: real-time multiplayer strategy games with authoritative servers and bot AI, a basketball roguelike published on the App Store, and a full-stack cigar-collection PWA with native mobile builds. They're for fun, but they're where I take on the hardest systems problems.
I work across the stack in TypeScript, React, Node, and Next.js, with a data and ML background in Python and R. I like hard problems and shipping things people actually rely on.
B.S. Data Analytics, Washington State University (2024) — 3.62 GPA, minors in Mathematics & Criminal Justice. Honored as an Outstanding Data Analytics Student.
The stuff that keeps me sharp when I'm away from the keyboard.
In the gym most days — it's my reset button. Progressive overload is basically debugging: track everything, change one variable, measure, repeat.
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A longtime chess player. I love the long game — calculating lines and spotting patterns — the same strategic thinking that shows up in the game AI I build.
Play me on Chess.com — I'm OBG2001 →
I build LEGO to unwind, the big technical sets especially. Something satisfying about a few thousand precise parts coming together into one working whole.
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Skating gets me out of my head and into flow — a good reminder that getting good at anything is just falling, adjusting, and trying again.
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I'm currently open to new opportunities — send a message below, or reach me directly.