Selected as one of a few hundred student leaders worldwide trained by GitHub to build diverse, inclusive tech communities. I design and run workshops, hackathons, and open-source initiatives at UGA—bridging classroom theory with real-world collaboration while giving peers access to GitHub resources and mentorship.

2025

Android app that revives a 10+ year-old phone as an IP camera. Streams RTSP (H.264 + AAC) with sub-4 second latency using Jetpack Compose and Material 2. Features include auto-discovery of local IPv4, runtime settings for resolution, FPS, bitrate, rotation, and persistent configuration via settings.json—built entirely in Kotlin to minimize dependencies and optimize local streaming performance.

2025

Founded the Phi Chapter of Kappa Theta Pi, a co-ed professional technology fraternity at the University of Georgia. Led the establishment process, securing official recognition, building an executive board, and organizing recruitment, professional development events, and technical workshops to foster a strong community of aspiring technologists.

est. 2024

Co-Founded TravelByte, a SaaS for trucking and logistics operations under the Fusen Fellowship. Currently building a MVP utilizing React Native and Google Cloud Platform.

est. 2024

The imgToICS application is designed to convert images/flyers containing event details into ICS (iCalendar) files. It is programmed in Python and available in two formats: a graphical user interface (GUI) and a command line interface (CLI).

2024

Our PictoChat (Clone) project recreates the nostalgic PictoChat experience with modern enhancements, focusing on dynamic chat interfaces, user authentication, and seamless communication. Despite a last-minute pivot, we successfully integrated key components like canvas drawing, MongoDB, and a robust authentication system.

2024

Over spring break, I turned a spare laptop into an Ubuntu Server, stepping up my tech game. I've configured it for Samba-based storage, spun up Minecraft servers, and set up a Plex media server. Proud of what's been a perfect blend of hobby and hands-on IT skills development.

2024

This game uses Java's JavaFX Library where players can pop balloons that appear on the screen. It includes various features such as a main menu, playground mode, thirty-second mode, background music, and more!

2023

Integrates OpenWeatherMap and SeatGeek APIs to help users plan their day. By retrieving the user's location, checking for events within a 20-mile radius, and providing the day's weather forecast, the program offers a convenient tool for users to plan around both weather conditions and local events.

2023

This project was created using what I learned in AP Computer Science A and UGA's Introduction to Computing class (CSCI 1301) to make a silly program that assists in providing gift choices from my family!

2022