Patient imaging software for clinics sharing one platform. I worked on onboarding, diagnostic reporting, and imaging modules with React, Redux, Node, Express, and MySQL.

Favorite part of the job: digging into Redux so the dashboards stopped feeling sluggish. After restructuring state, perceived load time dropped by about 40%. Also built access control across tenants, because patient data from one clinic should never show up in another.

React Redux TypeScript Node.js Express MySQL RBAC

Built an Angular dashboard so teams could track shared tasks without living in spreadsheets. Brought in Storybook so we could test UI pieces in isolation instead of hoping nothing broke on merge.

Also ran a workshop on AI-assisted coding for 270+ engineers. Less of a TED talk, more "here's what actually saved me time this week."

Angular TypeScript Storybook ESLint Enterprise

Built a guestbook platform end to end: React frontend, Express API, MySQL, JWT login, and a multi-step check-in flow. First time shipping something that regular people used every day, not just other engineers.

React Express.js MySQL JWT REST

You fill in your career once. Then for each job, it builds a resume that actually fits that posting, without rewriting your whole life story every time.

Next.js on the front. FastAPI and Celery workers in the back. Postgres/Supabase for storage, Redis for the queue, Cognito for login. It finds the relevant bits of your experience, then spits out PDF, LaTeX, and DOCX so you're not copy-pasting into three formats.

Basically: stop treating every application like starting from scratch.

Capstone for analysts staring at a mountain of transactions and trying to figure out what's actually weird.

Drop in the data. The system runs it through 185+ rules and a few models, then shows why something got flagged, not just a red light with no explanation. FastAPI/Python on the backend, React for the review UI, Postgres with row-level security so people only see what they should.

I spent most of my time on the graph logic, the database migrations (26 of them), and making the UI usable for someone who isn't a data scientist.

Built with ACM at UTA. Paste your transcript, answer a few preference questions, and it suggests courses and professors that fit, with reasons, not vibes.

It pulls from 1,000+ professor rows and degree requirement data so the picks aren't random. React on the front, Flask and SQL on the back. Goal was simple: help students stop guessing on RateMyProfessors at 2am.

Personal project. A fitness-minded food app that looks at your goals, what's in the pantry, and your schedule, then suggests what to make.

React Native and Expo on mobile, Node and Supabase underneath. Auth, recipes, prep planning... the classic "I thought this would take a weekend" project that teaches you everything the hard way.