This Is My System

Full TIME SWE @ SPLUNK

Starting off as a new grad!

In 2022, I started off as a new grad at Splunk. Super excited for what's to come! This past Summer, I interned on an awesome team and was able to work on impactful projects. As a full time engineer, I can't wait to start designing and contributing to internal infrastructure.

• Spring 2022
• Category: Industry

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Bear Maps

Implement Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path from one location to another

This has to be one of the coolest projects I have ever developed! Bear maps is a functional web mapping application in Java that supports scrolling, zooming, and route finding. This web application is modeled after openstreetproject.org. Check out the demo I've provided!

• Fall 2020
• Category: School Project

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Vitality

iOS application for individuals who suffer from IBS

In the United States, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) affects between 25 and 45 million people, including me. I currently suffer from various IBS symptoms and realized I spend much of my time documenting my symptoms on a piece of paper that I will eventually lose. As a result, I am currently planning to create a mobile application to track an individual's digestive health. This application is very user friendly and will track the following data: water intake, food intake, weight, abdominal pain, constipation, etc. As someone who deals with IBS side effects daily, I found it quite useful to create an application that will track all of the necessary data that an individual inputs. I am creating this application to aid IBS sufferers, like me, to help track and improve their overall symptoms.

• Fall 2024
• Category: Personal Project

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4DataPrivacy

Created an educational website about Privacy and Data Rights

Our mission is to bring awareness to the public about data rights and privacy laws and advocate for their passing on local, state, and federal levels. Feel free to check out our website!

• Spring 2021
• Category: Personal Project

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Ants vs. Somebees

Tower defense game inspired by Plants vs. Zombies [PYTHON]

Ants vs. Somebees was inspired by the game "Plants vs. Zombies".

A game of Ants Vs. SomeBees consists of a series of turns. In each turn, new bees may enter the ant colony. Then, new ants are placed to defend their colony. Finally, all insects (ants, then bees) take individual actions. Bees either try to move toward the end of the tunnel or sting ants in their way. Ants perform a different action depending on their type, such as collecting more food, or throwing leaves at the bees. The game ends either when a bee reaches the end of a tunnel (you lose), or the entire bee fleet has been vanquished (you win).

I created this game through the use of functional and object-oriented programming paradigms. I was also able to create different subclasses of ants and bees with special skills through the use of inheritance. To ensure this project was fully functional, I tested each function after it was written.

• Fall 2019
• Category: School Project

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UC Berkeley

The beginning of my journey to college!

P.S: The image above is of me standing in the middle of a Fibonacci spiral on campus!

I am a Junior at UC Berkeley majoring in Computer Science. My first year here allowed me to challenge myself academically, grow as an individual, and become the best version of myself. Attending lectures taught by renown professors has been a memorable experience, to say the least. Attending Berkeley has allowed me to truly value my education and the opportunities that have been provided to me.

• Fall 2019
• Category: School

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