I wanted to learn Rust and apply it alongside multi-threading and concurrency

You can set hotkeys like CTRL + ALT + SPACE to play/pause and control your spotify playback regardless of the infocus application

I chose Rust because it's become quite popular over the past few years and has a lot of benefits

Works cross platform thanks to Tauri and Vue Js

I plan to add more features and release it on public app store and windows store

I listen to a lot of music and wanted to share my finds with my friends

Created a recommender engine where the inputs are audio features such as tempo, energy, acousticness ranging from 1 to 10

Using the parameters, I run a cosine similarity with my entire existing Spotify library

I recommend 9 songs that are most similar from my playlist that they would like to listen to

So I wanted a personal website to showcase things that normally wouldn't fit in a 1-page resume

Built the react front end first and was basically HTML-like code in a react body with semantic. Did not use any react-ive elements like .map() etc

Cut down the code by 80% by using a true react-ive way of handling the rendering

I've never built an API so instead of keeping all the data for this website in the frontend, I offloaded it to Azure storage and I render the data through jsons. So for me to update the website, I just need to add details to the json and run 'npm run deploy'

Part of CS 307 - Software Engineering course. A semester long scrum focused team project. We were given some guidelines to follow and a base product to build - a twitter clone

Responsible for the front end and integration of the project. Used React Bootstrap JS with CSS

Check out the deployed project with the link below! (Will take a bit to load)

Partnered with T-Mobile as part of a customer hack to build a self-driving car with a race track

Responsible for the software side and testing the collisions and tuning hyperparameters

Play the video to check it out in action!

Many lives are lost each year to fire accidents at homes caused by children. We decided to come up with a unique biometric solution that allows only authorized users to use hazardous kitchen equipment

Responsible for the hardware and software integration with the Arduino and the servo motor. Built a working prototype using a Rice Krispies box and jammed all the hardware inside!

Worked with my fellow intern friends!

Part of CS 252 - Systems Programming course. Was given creative freedom to work on anything. Used this opportunity to get familiar with client-server architecture with Python Flask/HTML/JS for an event viewing and management app that can be used in a college campus

Responsible for both server side and client side code and integration testing

Check out the deployed project with the link below! (Will take a bit to load)