I am a Software Engineering major at the Rochester Institute of Technology
My interests include software engineering, computing security, and server-side technologies.
My interests include software engineering, computing security, and server-side technologies.
In 8th grade I started my own business soldering wires onto Xbox controllers. By forwarding the electrical signals from the LED on the controller to the trigger, you could shoot faster than any other player. This outside thinking is how I often like to approach problems.
I have always been a fan of technology and the fascinating components that make up the products that we use ever day. While most people like to spend their free time playing video games or browsing facebook, I prefer to spend my time learning about new technologies and how the world works. Taking apart and building things is my passion.
I love programming because of the vast opportunities that it entails. Ever since I have heard about the innovative culture of Silicon Valley, I have wanted to become an engineer there. This goal is what drives me to be the best that I can be everyday.
Here are three of my personal projects.
A live webpage that calculates the statistical expected value of a lottery ticket from the two national lottery jackpots.
A think tank of engineers who come together to work on new and innovative projects.
Worked on a small team, as part of CyberCorps at RIT, to research vulerabilities on popular commercial drones.