My Projects This Year
Tri 2: InterTravel
I was the assistant scrum master of a seven-person group developing a website to make travelling easier. As a group, we all developed features to assist with a user who plans on travelling to another city. The user would be able to search for hotels, restaurants, activities, provide and look for reviews, create a packing checklist, and many more. Individually, I was in charge of creating Lodging Listings, a feature that allowed the user to search for a hotel given a city and hotel name and look at reviews from other users. I used a hotel API to search for hotels and interact with the user.
Through InterTravel, I developed the skills of…
- Full stack development
- Deployment
- Flask libraries
- Restful APIs
- OpenStreetMap API
- Authentication
- Collaboration
- AGILE methodology
Tri 3: San Diego IMOP
I was the assistant scrum master of a six-person group developing a website to ease building and street repairs in San Diego. We worked on a model that uses preactive fixing instead of reactive fixing in order to fix building and street problems before they become too severe. Individually, I worked on a CSV data uploader to allow workers to add their own data and visualize it. I also worked on a Maintenance Map to allow workers to easily visualize which buildings need repairs and how severe the repairs are.
Through San Diego IMOP, I developed the skills of…
- Full stack development
- Deployment
- Flask libraries
- Restful APIs
- Tailwind CSS
- Leaflet API
- Authentication
- Collaboration
- AGILE methodology
Tri 3: Open Coding Society Analytics
I was the scrum master of a three-person group adding on to the Open Coding Society pages to develop a more sophisticated and accurate GitHub analytics page. We all worked together to create a page that shows the user the amount of commits, line changes, issues, pull requests, etc. they have in the past trimester. There is also a grid of cards linking back to each of the user’s commits for organization. Based on their contributions, the user is able to calculate their grade with a model. Additionally, an administrator such as a teacher account would be able to search for any of their students to see their contributions.
Through Open Coding Society Analytics, I developed the skills of…
- Full stack development
- Deployment
- Flask libraries
- Restful APIs
- GitHub APIs
- Authentication
- Leadership
- Collaboration
- AGILE methodology
Certifications (Fictional)
These certifications highlight key capabilities I’ve cultivated across a year of technical and collaborative growth.
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Distributed Systems Practitioner (DSP)
Awarded for deploying resilient, scalable microservices and implementing load balancing strategies under real-time constraints. -
Creative Interface Strategist (CIS)
Recognized for UX-first frontends that blend user empathy with component reusability — including a custom-built design system. -
Data Operations Engineer (DOE)
Given for managing complex data pipelines, versioning, and syncing across Firebase, Sheets APIs, and local stores. -
DevOps Field Agent (DFA)
Earned by automating testing, deployment, and infrastructure provisioning in live collaborative environments. -
Human-Centered Systems Designer (HCSD)
Granted for building tools that prioritize clarity, accessibility, and user onboarding — often inspired by peer feedback.
Tokens & NFTs (My Developer Identity)
These conceptual tokens embody how I show up to technical work — persistent, intentional, and always iterative.
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Forecaster
For anticipating blockers and designing flexible solutions ahead of shifting requirements. -
Architect of Flow
For streamlining developer experience — from shared script standards to onboarding walkthroughs. -
Patchmaster
For zero-drama fixes that land with precision: no regression, no confusion, no stress. -
Glue Coder
For writing the connective logic that brings disjointed APIs, spreadsheets, and frontend state into harmony. -
Edgecase Whisperer
For seeing the gaps others miss — and handling them with elegance, not duct tape. -
Intentional Minimalist
For knowing when not to add more code — prioritizing clarity, simplicity, and longevity.