Hi, I'm
Software Engineer & CS Student at Florida State University
I build full-stack web apps, data pipelines, and tools that solve real problems.
I'm a Computer Science student at Florida State University (expected May 2026) with a focus on software engineering, data systems, and cybersecurity. I enjoy turning complex problems into clean, reliable software.
Currently interning at the City of Tallahassee, where I built a real-time traffic operations dashboard monitoring 385+ intersections across the city.
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City of Tallahassee — Tallahassee Advanced Traffic Management System (TATMS)
E2 Young Engineers Tallahassee
LARJA Consulting LLC — Boca Raton, FL (Remote)
Real-time traffic operations dashboard monitoring 385+ city intersections. Integrates live data from Waze, Miovision, and BlueToad APIs with Google Maps visualization of alerts, jams, and sensor health.
Full-stack web app enabling couples to create and track daily, weekly, and monthly goals together. Features NextAuth.js authentication, automated challenge resets, and a statistics dashboard.
Interactive web app teaching classical and modern cryptography — Caesar, Vigenère, AES, RSA — with frequency analysis visualizations, an AI-powered cipher auto-detector, and an OpenAI-integrated teaching assistant.
Every project on this site is self-hosted on a multi-site k3s Kubernetes cluster I built from scratch using Raspberry Pis. The cluster spans two physical locations connected over a Tailscale WireGuard mesh VPN, with traffic served through a Cloudflare Tunnel — no open ports, no cloud hosting bills.
The setup includes a 3-node etcd control plane for high availability, PostgreSQL databases with persistent storage, automated container image builds, and cross-site pod networking over VXLAN. All services are containerized with Docker, orchestrated by Kubernetes, and accessible via custom domains through Cloudflare's global edge network.
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I'm currently open to new opportunities. Whether it's a job, internship, or interesting project — feel free to reach out.
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