A commissioned website for Laguna Hideout tattoo studio, showcasing their artists and portfolios. Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, focused on clean visual presentation.

Built for the University Preparatory's Engineering Club during high school. This is where my foundations of modern web development were laid. Built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS using the now legacy page-router, the site features a homepage, about page, and project showcase. It was my first experience with React and modern frontend development practices. It was updated and maintained for several years, serving as the club's online presence and project portfolio until it was eventually replaced by a newer site built on a different platform.

A multipurpose Discord bot with role management, moderation, and utility commands. Continuously expanded over time with new features. Built with Eris and Node.js.

A full-stack event management platform with ticketing, payments via Stripe, WebAuthn authentication, and an OIDC provider. Built with Next.js, MongoDB, and Tailwind CSS. Designed to be a comprehensive solution to trips, with cost tracking, itinerary management, and more planned for future development.

A self-hosted Proxmox Virtual Environment server running multiple VMs and LXC containers for home lab experimentation, self-hosted services, and infrastructure learning. Includes a variety of Linux distributions and applications for testing and development purposes, and hosts production services for many of my projects.

A self-hosted Jellyfin instance for personal media streaming. Runs as a containerized service on the home server with organized libraries for movies, TV, and music.

An ongoing rebuild of home network infrastructure. Includes new routing, VLANs, proper segmentation, and improved coverage throughout the house, and planned expansions for home security and home automation.

An Airbnb clone with the intention to connect with influencers built as a class project. Implements property listings, booking flows, and user accounts. Named Hype House.

A test project aiming to recreate the Omegle experience inside Discord. Anonymously pairs users for text conversations through a Discord bot interface.

A Discord bot built around an advanced matchmaking algorithm, pairing users based on collected preferences and compatibility scoring. An early exploration into algorithm design and user interaction at scale. Named after the anime Rent-A-Girlfriend during its popularity peak.

My first Discord bot, featuring moderation commands, an economy system, and mini-games. This is the project that jumpstarted my interest in computer programming and software development. Built with Node.js and the Eris library, it was a learning experience in JavaScript and bot development, and laid the foundation for my future projects.

Competed in the 2015-2016 UCR MESA Robotics Competition at UC Riverside's Bourns College of Engineering representing Gus Franklin Elementary School, designing and programming an autonomous LEGO Mindstorms robot for engineering challenge events including line-following/pathfinding and object-interaction tasks.

Explored VEX/Lego Mindstorms Robotics from middle-school to high-school, building and programming robots for competition, class projects, and personal experimentation. Started in 5th grade, this was my first exposure to engineering and programming concepts, and sparked my interest in technology. I participated in various competitions and events, learning about mechanical design, programming logic, and teamwork through the process of building and iterating on different robot designs.

A browser-based mission control system for a real remote-operated surface vessel, built in 24 hours at FullyHacks 2026. The vessel runs on a 2WD chassis controlled by an Arduino UNO over USB serial, with a NanoPi R5C handling live WebRTC camera streaming and a FastAPI backend. The frontend dashboard features gamepad and keyboard controls, real-time telemetry over WebSockets, client-side computer vision via TensorFlow.js, and an ocean-themed UI.

A swiped-based roommate matching and housing platform build for UCR's Designverse 2026. Winner of MLH's track of Best use of MongoDB Atlas, Rumie is a feature-rich flutter app with a fastAPI backend and MongoDB Atlas database. The app includes user profiles, swipe-based matching, chat functionality, and a housing listing marketplace. The project was built in 24 hours during the hackathon and demonstrates a full-stack implementation of a modern mobile application.

A full-stack study platform with flashcard deck building, drag-and-drop card reordering, rich text editing, and spaced-repetition study sessions. Built with Next.js and NestJS, backed by a Python scraper that aggregates practice problems. Runs fully containerized via Docker Compose.