I’m a software developer with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington Tacoma. I enjoy applying engineering discipline to product problems — whether that’s building robust server-side systems, crafting polished front-end experiences, or architecting interactive visual tools that help customers understand complex products.
My approach is pragmatic and product-focused: I prioritize maintainability, testability, and performance while keeping a sharp eye on the user’s needs. I’m comfortable working across the stack and collaborating with product managers, designers, and QA to deliver production-quality software.
C#, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, SQL, HTML/CSS
.NET, ASP.NET MVC, React, Three.js, jQuery, Unity, Flutter, Android Studio, Umbraco CMS
Git (version control), Agile/Scrum, Unit Testing, Database Design
Jan 2022 - Present
Aug 2020 – Apr 2021
C#
Tankfall is a fast-paced, top-down PvP tank brawler for up to eight local players. Dash across hazards, ricochet bullets off walls, and grab random weapons and abilities to outsmart your opponents in frantic free-for-all matches—until only one tank remains.
Learn MoreTypeScript, HTML
This interactive Three.js visualizer showcases a 3D model of an iPhone with multiple color variants — electric blue, and rust red, and charcoal gray. Users can explore an exploded view of the phone, highlighting its internal components. The scene features realistic lighting and reflections, creating a visually engaging experience, while remaining lightweight and performant thanks to Three.js. This project demonstrates advanced 3D rendering, scene composition, and material handling in a browser environment.
Learn MoreJavaScript, HTML
Talk-Bot is a React application that integrates multiple APIs to deliver jokes, trivia, and random facts in real time. Users can apply filters to refine results, such as selecting specific joke categories or trivia types. Built with a responsive interface, Talk-Bot demonstrates dynamic data fetching, state management, and clean component-based design. It’s a showcase of API integration, user interactivity, and modern front-end development practices.
Try It OutJavaScript, HTML
2D Turn-Based Fighting Game – A collaborative web project developed by Brian Huang, Gobindroop Mann, Youssef Azami, and Anders Pedersen. The game pits two players against each other in a destructible 2D arena, where each turn requires careful strategy and resource management. Players can choose from a variety of weapons and gadgets — including a grenade launcher, rifle, airstrike, and teleporter — to outmaneuver and defeat their opponent. The combination of turn-based combat, diverse tools, and destructible terrain creates a dynamic and replayable gameplay experience.
Launch Game Watch TrailerTypeScript, HTML
A custom-built word descramble tool that uses an AVL tree (self-balancing binary search tree) to efficiently store and search alphagrams (alphabetized letter sequences). When a user inputs a string of letters, the app locates the matching alphagram in the tree and instantly retrieves all valid words. This project demonstrates optimized data structure and efficient search algorithms in a practical applications.
See It NowJava, SQL
Shoot the Breeze is a social weather app built in Android Studio that combines live forecasts with real-time chat. Users can check current conditions—temperature, wind speed, humidity, and precipitation—plus hourly and 7-day forecasts for any location via zipcode or interactive map. The app also features account creation with email verification, password recovery, light/dark themes, friend requests, notifications, and multi-user chat rooms, making it easy to stay connected while staying informed.
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