Software, data & useful ideas.
Based in Virginia
My work brings together research, data, design, and software development. I’m interested in the whole process, from understanding what’s needed to figuring out how the pieces should work together.
Explore my workPersonal projects & professional experience
Vantic brings team and athlete statistics, sources, and analysis into one place. I’m building it to make sports research easier to explore, with both web and native app experiences.
Opening Vantic…Explore a player profile, follow its statistics, and inspect the analysis. This public version uses an archived data snapshot.
Harrisonburg OS connects public geography, road-volume records, and population estimates in an interactive city model, with a clear distinction between observed data and simulated movement.
Opening Harrisonburg OS…Explore Harrisonburg’s geography and public-data layers, then run the simulation. Moving agents and signal phases are modeled; the vehicles do not respond to the displayed phases.
I built Greyline during my SuccessKPI internship to connect requirements from discovery and demo conversations with demo preparation, KPI calculations, and dashboard creation and presentation. I handed off the application and supporting materials for further development and implementation.
Products, research & information systems
Yoli helps a group decide what to eat through two rounds of voting. A bold visual identity and a pass-the-phone flow make the decision feel like part of the outing.
Elori brings compound research and its sources together so people can explore what is being studied and understand the support, risks, and limits behind different claims.
CSM is a desktop application I built to review medical invoice lines against CMS Billing & Coding Article references, with local data management and traceable results.
Opening Yoli…Set up a group, vote on cuisines, and choose from illustrative restaurant options. The complete two-round flow runs on one shared device.
Independent projects
I’m exploring how live camera input can make software respond to the way people move. I built these games and their environments around Google MediaPipe’s hand and pose tracking.
Pinch your thumb and index finger together to make the character jump over obstacles. A small camera-controlled game with keyboard and touch options, too.
Hand tracking · Gesture controls
Recorded demo · 24 seconds
A cup-toss game controlled by your throwing motion. Arm tracking turns movement in front of a MacBook camera into an on-screen shot.
Arm tracking · Motion-controlled play
Opening Pinch & Play…Use Space or tap Jump to try the game, or choose Start camera to play with a pinch. Camera access is optional; frames are processed on your device.
A little about me
I’m a Computer Information Systems student at James Madison University. I like working through an unfamiliar problem, finding the information that matters, and building something useful with it.
My experience spans software development, analytics, public-sector technology, and solutions consulting. AI lets me take on more of a product myself, from data workflows and coding to interface design and testing. I use tools such as Claude Code and Codex while owning the technical decisions, understanding and explaining how the system works, and validating the result.
View my résuméJames Madison University
BBA, Computer Information SystemsSuccessKPI & VDOT
Solutions consulting, analytics,Python, Swift & TypeScript
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