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Designed and created an embedded system utilizing C++ and Rust for updating TAPCO’s smart signs and sensors that communicate using a radio-based network to a cellular network system to allow for an improved communication range. Created a simulator using HTML, VueJS, CSS and Rust to allow for simple simulation of peer to peer communication and to view packets being sent with UDP.

Shot caller on varsity and junior varsity teams for all years while at MSOE.

Created a web application through Mobirise to display projects and additional personal information, following C.R.A.P. and other UI design principles.

Schedtool was given to us by a group of students from the previous year. Most of the difficulty presented to the team was understanding and unpacking what was actually given to us. Early responsibilities were involved with simplifying the whole system and removing any tools that were either deprecated or not needed for what we were planning to do with the project. After this process, we had renamed the project to STAT and my new responsibilities were, with the assistance of another group member, creating a front end application that would display information. This was accomplished with “Blobs” in a month chart with data that would be accumulated by code created by the back end team. We utilized React as a front end program and Flask in conjunction to create a visually pleasing application as well as an easy to understand code base. Most code was implemented in JavaScript and CSS. Schedtool being thrown into our group’s lap gave us good insight toward how to read new code and understanding how everything is connected throughout the entire application.

Developed a React application which was designed to assist academic advisors in MSOE to help with the transition from trimester-based courses to a semester-based system by generating the current and possible future courses for MSOE students by utilizing their transcript, major, and minor as inputs for the program.