About
Building software that matters.
I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Connecticut, expected to graduate in May 2026. I focus on backend development, machine learning, databases, and practical software systems. I enjoy building tools that connect technical implementation with real-world use cases.
B.S. Computer Science · University of Connecticut · Expected May 2026
Technologies
PythonSQLJavaScriptJavaC++FastAPIREST APIsMachine LearningDatabases
Experience
Work history.
Freelance Software Engineer
Confidential Client
- Develop backend functionality for Landing Gear Recommender, a conceptual aircraft landing gear sizing tool for early-stage design exploration.
- Implement features for configuration generation, validation checks, weighted scoring, and sensitivity analysis.
- Support CLI and FastAPI-based web application development.
Technical Analyst
UConn School of Engineering
- Provide technical assistance to around 20 students per week in the computer lab.
- Support coursework, research, and project-related troubleshooting.
- Perform routine checks on desktops, printers, and monitors to maintain lab functionality.
Tiger Team Analyst
UConn School of Engineering
- Resolved 20–30 technical support tickets weekly for UConn professors and staff.
- Troubleshot hardware and software issues to ensure prompt, reliable service.
- Followed up with requesters after resolution to confirm issues were fully addressed.
Projects
Selected work.
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SDP-Email: Outlook Phishing Detection
Developed backend and machine learning components for an Outlook add-in that detects suspicious emails and alerts users in real time.
- Built a Naive Bayes model to classify phishing emails using email content features.
- Engineered backend logic to process opened emails and return detection results.
- Connected the ML detection pipeline to an Outlook add-in warning system.
PythonNaive BayesMachine LearningBackend APIsOutlook Add-in