Southern Baptist College student exploring web development, databases, and digital content creation, one project at a time.
I'm a BSIS student who is interested in technology and always willing to learn new things. Through my school projects and personal projects, I have gained experience in web development, databases, and basic application development. I enjoy solving problems and creating systems that are useful and easy to understand.
Aside from programming, I also enjoy creating digital content and editing videos. These activities have helped me improve my creativity, organization, and attention to detail. I also use these skills when designing websites and presenting information.
I work well with others, communicate clearly, and am always open to learning new tools and skills. Right now, I am focused on improving my technical skills and gaining experience as I prepare for internship and future job opportunities in the tech industry.
Technical tools from coursework and self-directed practice, paired with the habits that make a project actually ship.
Academic and self-directed projects that reflect where I've applied my skills so far.
A booking system built to organize reservations and manage user information.
Music videos and edited clips produced for school-related activities, using editing techniques to create engaging, well-organized content.
Multiple academic projects completed with classmates — sharing ideas, dividing tasks, and supporting shared goals as part of a team.
Coursework and projects centered on programming fundamentals, database management, and systems-oriented problem solving — building toward a career in tech.
Following new tools, platforms, and approaches to building software and digital products.
An interest that keeps things balanced — teamwork, discipline, and focus that carry over into project work.
An interest in game design and systems — logic, mechanics, and how interactive experiences are put together.
A student portfolio is a snapshot in progress. Here's what I'm working toward next.
Deepen web development skills — moving beyond static pages into full-stack projects using frameworks and back-end tools.
Strengthen database and systems knowledge — applying MySQL and systems analysis concepts to more complex, real-world scenarios.
Build a stronger project portfolio — through internships, hackathons, or independent builds that go beyond classroom requirements.
Prepare for the job market — refining my technical and professional profile ahead of graduation and early-career applications.
Open to internship opportunities, collaborations, and conversations about tech, systems, and student projects.