About / Student engineer

Software makes more sense when you understand the system around it.

I’m a student developer from South Brunswick, New Jersey, graduating in 2027. I’m most interested in the work where software, infrastructure, security, and AI stop being separate subjects.

Writing code is one part of engineering. A useful system also needs deliberate architecture, secure access, reliable deployment, monitoring, documentation, and ongoing maintenance.

Experience

Projects I have built and maintained.

2023-Present

Personal Infrastructure Lab · Self-directed

Infrastructure engineering

Design and maintain a self-hosted environment for virtualization, containers, identity, networking, monitoring, and secure service deployment.

Operate Linux-based virtual machines and containers across self-hosted and cloud-connected environments.
Configure DNS, TLS, reverse proxies, private networking, and remote access.
Build monitoring dashboards and investigate failures involving dependencies, storage, permissions, and configuration.

2025

GuessThatStat · Student project

Developer

Designed and shipped an interactive statistics practice application, then refined the product based on feedback from classmates.

Implemented question progression, answer evaluation, score tracking, and immediate feedback.
Structured the frontend in TypeScript and deployed it for use outside a local environment.
Used peer feedback to clarify the interaction and study flow.

Education

South Brunswick High School · South Brunswick, New Jersey

High School Diploma, expected June 2027.

Advanced study across mathematics, physics, computer science, statistics, and written communication.

01AP Calculus BC
02AP Statistics
03AP Physics C: Mechanics
04AP Physics C: E&M
05AP Computer Science A
06AP English Language

Skills

Technical skills, grouped by experience.

Primary

Python
TypeScript
Linux
Docker
Networking
Git / GitHub

Working knowledge

Java
Proxmox
Unraid
Cloudflare
Grafana
OAuth / OIDC

Currently exploring

Cybersecurity engineering
Agentic AI systems
Scalable architecture
Aerospace simulation

AI-assisted engineering

How I use AI development tools.

I use AI-assisted development to explore unfamiliar codebases, compare approaches, automate repetitive work, and accelerate debugging.

Generated code is a starting point. I review changes, test behavior, inspect failures, and refine the result until I understand what is running and why.

Outside the terminal

Interests outside computing.

Outside software, I follow aerospace, physics, Formula 1, basketball, soccer, and UFC. I enjoy learning how technical systems and competitive teams improve performance over time.

Aerospace engineering · Physics · Formula 1 · Basketball · Soccer · UFC