Projects

ClubDesk is a management suite for student organizations that turns fragmented administrative data into actionable insights for club leaders.

An automated pipeline that converts reference photos into ready-to-paint stencils for watercolor artists. Originally built to solve a manual workflow bottleneck for a family member, I am currently re-architecting the platform as a scalable SaaS.

Relay is a cross-merchant identity network that cuts fraud via adaptive MFA, featuring a Flask backend, a JS SDK for rapid integration, and a real-time Tailwind analytics dashboard.

To address campus gym overcrowding, I engineered an automated occupancy tracker using a Python data pipeline (BeautifulSoup and Flask) that collects real-time data at 15-minute intervals to provide students with daily historical usage trends.

Addressable LEDs have been a hobby of mine now for a while. Recently, I had the opportunity to engineer a 65ft run of addressable UV led strip for a haunted house. This involved contacting a manufacturer, calculating the power requirements, and constructing a control board.

Boron is a cloud-based DRM software built during my time at Carleton this summer. In Boron, accounts had applications, applications had users, license keys, and secure data. This complex hierarchy was a great exercise in foreign keys and database architecture.

VirtualGuard is an advanced code-virtualization based obfuscation engine. It offered unique features such as conditional hashing, fetch/decrypt/jump (linear dispatcher), multiple vcpus, and randomized compile-time constants.

Deimos was my first authentication service, relying on the idea of a loader. Inspired by how cheats hijacked a process and mapped themselves into their memory, I realized I could make an advanced security system in this same way. Now, the application would be entirely reliant on the server, therefore making it much harder to crack.