About Me

Welcome to my corner of the internet! I hold a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. My expertise primarily lies in scientific software development, high performance computing, and modeling and simulation. I am a Software Engineer at Stellar Science, a small-but-growing computer software company packed with wonderful, talented scientists and engineers.

My Creations

Flero++: A High-Performance C++ Web Framework

A C++20-based web framework built from the ground up to be both easy to use and extremely efficient. I oversaw the development of Flero++ as part of a capstone project wherein I served as the Product Owner. (live demo and source)

Hiding in Plain Sound

One of my favorite projects to date. I conducted research into and designed multiple steganographic algorithms for my Algorithms I course.

The Beauty and Joy of Modular Arithmetic

Inspired by the beautiful mathematical visualizations of Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown), I created this interactive article about the multiplicative group of integers modulo n. See it here.

BCRTA Bot

I co-developed a discord.js-based Discord bot that provides real-time information about BCRTA bus routes. This involved reverse-engineering BCRTA's real-time API and working with GeoJSON data.

CataDog

As a part of my coursework, I co-led a team to design, implement, test, and deliver a software product using the Agile methodology.

This Site

I built this responsive site myself using Bootstrap 4, JavaScript, and jQuery.

Web Applications Project

I built a responsive toy website/web app for my Web Application Programming course, making extensive use of Bootstrap 4, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery. This project inspired me to build my current website!

PySteg

Closely related to "Hiding in Plain Sound" (also listed here), PySteg is my reference implementation of the algorithms described therein. It also includeds a basic user interface.

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I love to make things. Above is a selection of projects I have developed over the last few years. I update this fairly often, so check back here from time to time if you would like to see what I'm up to.