Computer science student. I build small, working things in C++ and C# while I learn — and I'm most interested in the moment a bug finally makes sense.
I'm a computer science student who learns best by breaking things and reading the stack trace. Most of my time goes into coursework in C++ and C#, but I keep a running list of side exercises to practice outside of class deadlines. I care more about writing code I can explain line by line than code that just happens to work.
2026
Self-directed practice using a custom test-question generator to drill arrays, rotation, and search problems ahead of coursework.
2026
Built a full WinForms payroll app from spec: overtime rules, bracket-based tax logic, and defensive input handling.
2025 – 2026
Arrays, pass-by-reference vs. pass-by-value, pointer decay, and sorting — favoring hands-on debugging over theory alone.
2025
Co-presented “Meaning and Relevance of History,” researching and designing an eleven-slide deck with a co-presenter.
Open to internships, small freelance builds, and anyone who wants to talk about data structures at 2am.