Problem Solving: A Software Engineers Perspective
Multiverse Fireside Chats, July 2022
A fireside chat between a senior software engineer and an apprentice, with an audience of 20+ aspiring software engineers.
I'll be there whether it's introducing a new technology to the team, chatting cybersecurity over coffee, project presentations, and sharing memes. Collaboration is what I value most.
Multiverse Fireside Chats, July 2022
A fireside chat between a senior software engineer and an apprentice, with an audience of 20+ aspiring software engineers.
GUAC Community Meeting, 2023
A presentation of updates on GUAC-visualizer, an experimental graph visualization tool to visualize your software supply chain.
The Knowledge House Projects, 2021
Tsudonku was a project done with three other classmates and my coding bootcamp. The purpose? Make a sexy website that promotes reading, literature, and New York bookstores. How's that for hipster?
The Knowledge House Projects, 2021
To practice some of our newfound developer skills, a classmate and I worked on 'Garamcha' - a fake tea company. This was a lot of fun to work on!
The Knowledge House Projects, 2020
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, a classmate from my coding bootcamp and I made an accessible and convenient way to find restaurants in your locality, integrating Google Maps API and the Zomato API. Here's our presentation.