About
I enjoy building games and interactive experiences. I’m always looking for new technical challenges and ways to improve my craft. Usually gaming, building something, or hunting for something sweet.
Skills
Here is some of the work I've done.
I've worked on a variety of projects and games since 2020 and here are some of the highlights.
Tower defense game with scaling roguelite elements.
Built a ECS based game engine in C++ with custom systems to support Doodle Jump gameplay.
Play as Ki the 5 tailed fox who must fight back with elemental powers to reclaim the forest.
Make your way through the maze using your flashlight while avoiding the zombie and discovering hidden mini games.
Play as Blue Boy making his way up the icy mountain overcoming harsh weather and slippery slopes.
Platform to learn and practice mock interviews.
A pokedex web application developed for COMP4537 at BCIT which allows users to search, filter and view details about pokemon.
Implemented a concurrent chat server using a custom application layer protocol
A C based UNIX shell implementing core command execution, cd/exit, and I/O redirection.
A client–server system that detects iBeacons, stores their coordinates in a database, and displays results through an ncurses terminal UI and mobile devices.
let's build together
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WinterHacks - GNFTCards
Burnaby, BC
Web application to send greeting cards with an NTF attached.
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CMD-f 2026 - Wondereads
Vancouver, BC
Wondereads is a whimsical web application built for cmd-f, a hackathon focused on bringing visibility to underrepresented groups in tech. Inspired by this year’s “Alice in Wonderland” theme, our team created a digital storybook experience for longer format books like Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. The app combines on-screen text, ElevenLabs text-to-speech narration, and AI-generated illustrations using Google Gemini Imagen to make reading more interactive, immersive, and accessible for young readers discovering stories on their own.
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Hack the Break 2026 - vs-buddy
Burnaby, BC
Hack the Break is a hackathon hosted by the BCIT computing club with theme “Developer Tool”. Our team created a VS extension called “vs-buddy” that allows users to bring the hit 2004 flash game “Interactive Buddy” into their coding environment to help relieve stress and take breaks while coding.
