Bio:
I am a software engineering student at Arizona State University, graduating in 2026. I have a passion for learning new things and solving problems with technology. At ASU, I have collaborated with talented peers on various projects, creating secure and dependable applications with my work ethic and skills. I am passionate about cybersecurity and safety on the web. My goal is to become a professional software engineer who can create innovative and impactful solutions for the world.
Coding Languages:
Java
Java is my strongest programming language, with over 3 years of experience in using it for various applications. I have mastered the following core concepts and skills in Java:
- Object-oriented programming principles
- Input/output and file handling
- Class structures and design
- Inheritance, interfaces, and polymorphism
- Graphical user interface development
- Unified modeling language diagrams
- Data structures
- Sorting, search, and graphical manipulation algorithms
Extending the foundations, I am familiar with various topics such as unit testing, Agile methodology, Scrum, integration testing, deployment, and continuous integration.
Arduino
Programming microcontrollers is a handy skill if you want to automate something in your home or just tinker around with. I have used Arduino for many school projects, as it ties in the fundamentals of software and hardware. Me and a team of students at ASU created CAD models to program virtual Arduino-powered robots to reach our assignment goal. The programming was very functional and required electrical experience.
C
Originally, I stumbled into learning C because many people said it was hard to learn. Naturally, this piqued my interest in it and I wanted to learn more. After a few years later, I’ve used it for various projects at ASU and have also created several command-line applications for fast performance. Learning it has afforded me a deeper understanding of how computers actually process information, and I plan on leveraging this in my career someday.
PHP
As of writing this paragraph, I’ve only scratched the surface of what PHP has to offer. Knowing what I do now after multiple years of programming experience, I am dedicating 2025 to picking this up as a new language. Sure, it may not be the flashiest one out there to choose from. However, it still stands as one of the most powerful scripting languages on the web. I have completed the beginning steps of reading the documentation through to get a general sense of the lay of the land. I’ll be showcasing some examples in some blog posts here in 2025.