AI Picture Books
Generates a children’s storybook from a single prompt using text, image, and voice generation. Built in early-2023 to explore the capabilities of AI.
Computer Science @ University of Utah
Teaching Assistant for CS 3500 (Software Practice) and former Computer Technician at Revo Technologies. I have a deep passion for computer science and learning, and love exploring the applications of software development in interdisciplinary settings.
I'm a CS student with a 3.99 GPA who enjoys turning ideas into reliable software. Recently, I’ve supported CS 3500 students as a Teaching Assistant—running labs, hosting office hours, and giving timely, constructive feedback. Before that, I worked hands‑on as a Computer Technician at Revo Technologies, troubleshooting hardware/software and improving internal systems. The most important skills I have learned at these positions are how to cooperate, communicate, and independently problem solve.
While my fundamentals are strong, I am keen to explore the difference niches computer science has to offer at University, as well as the full-stack development lifecycle through building small, end‑to‑end projects myself. I care about efficient computing, maintanable code, helpful documentation, and always improving.
Away from the keyboard: I rowed competitively and enjoy the climbing and really anything outdoors. I'm also active in service and student leadership.
I’m actively building new projects; this section will grow fast.
Generates a children’s storybook from a single prompt using text, image, and voice generation. Built in early-2023 to explore the capabilities of AI.
A Unity prototype modeling how ecosystems respond to different energy sources (coal, solar, nuclear). Focus: clear visuals + tweakable scenarios.
Based in Holladay, Utah. Open to internships and part‑time roles.