Field	Dates Worked
OpenPath Products	October 2020 - Current
Joined as a junior android developer and have grown into a more senior role. Taken multiple leadership opportunities. Experienced rapid growth thus far. Lead a team from start to finish of a new application. Served as tech lead on multiple teams. Supported a multiplatform application as the sole android developer on my team. Worked with integration with hardware through mobile application - utilizing USB, Bluetooth, and Wifi connectivity. Lead developer in company's first WearOS project Presented multiple training sessions in new technologies such as Jetpack Compose, WearOS, and Kotlin Experience working with Several android products: Phones, TVs, Cars, Wearables, and customer-built hardware.
Quality Support Inc. / Progeny Systems	January 2018 - May 2020
I worked for Quality Support Inc. (QSI) as a contractor for Progeny Systems. At Progeny I have worked on two separate projects for the United States Navy. From these projects, I have gained coding experience with Alfresco, Sencha EXT JS, C#, VB, SQL, and Java. I cannot mention any specifics from the work I had been doing, but here is a short list of general things I have done at this job: Maintaining and updating a closed-network web application in an adhoc development cycle. Lead a tech demo of our application to our customer. Worked on teams ranging from 2 to 7 people. Converted a custom conflict resolver code base from Visual Basic code to C#. This code was then updated to utilize a more efficient object oriented design.
University of Maryland - Baltimore County	August 2013 - December 2017
In 2017 I graduated with a Bachelors of Computer Science and a 3.36 GPA. I worked on various projects over several classes, including the Salty Seagull video game and Free Food & Stuff android application (See Personal Projects). For Software Engineering, I was selected to join the honors version of the class, in which we were given a project by an actual company to complete by the end of the semester. On this project, I worked in a team of 4 to build a web application that would display a map of Crime in Baltimore along side graphs and tables of that data.

Certification	Date Certified
CSM Scrum Master	October 12, 2021
CompTIA Security+	October 30, 2019

Project Name	Project Type	Dates Worked
Character Sheet	Mobile Application	June 2014 - May 2016
This app was something I built for fun. I could not find any satisfactory apps at the time for 3.5 edition, so I built my own one summer. This was my first experience in android app development, so it was a great learning experience. After I finished it I just put it up on the app store in case anyone else was interested. The app currently has over 50,000 installs! If you're interested you can check it out here The app has gone through a lot of updates while on the google play store. My original version was actually corrupted when I got a new laptop sometime in 2015. I am not incredibly happy with the version that I have on the store now either. I have learned a lot since it was first made, and the update I made in 2015 was pretty minor (just fixing a few fields so it worked better for some people). I have since taken this concept and expanded on it in a new app, seen below.
Salty Seagull	Video Game	September 2017 - December 2017
This was a multiplayer video game I developed on a team with one other developer and two 3D artists. In this game, players assumed the role of one of four playble seagulls (each with unique textures). Each seagull had a nest that they were trying to bring different beach treasure to. Treasure can range from diamonds to old hot dogs. Each of which was worth varying points. After a set amount of time, the game ends and the player with the most points wins. We showed off this game at Undergrad Research and Creative Achivement Day (URCAD) at UMBC. This event is meant as a means for undergrads to show off whatever they are researching or otherwise developing to the rest of the campus. We saw many players testing our game throughout the day, and many said they really enjoyed the competative nature of our game.
Pokemon AI	Web Scraper/AI	September 2018 - October 2018
I had originally intended this as an AI project, but it turned into more of a practice in web crawling. A popular website for battling pokemon competatively is Pokemon Showdown. Here players can build teams of pokemon with any legal moveset and stat line up. Because of this, building your team is quick and the battles can be entirely skill focused. The bot that I had created for this project was able to log into the site using a dummy account I set up. It would then upload a predesigned team (using the sites text entry feature). Once a team had been loaded and was verified as playable, the bot would immediately find someone to battle. From here, it would be able to recognize the pokemon it currently had in play, the opponents name, the pokemon team the opponent had, and the pokemon the opponent currently had in play. The option of the four moves, swapping a pokemon, and mega evolving (if available as an option) was random, though it would incentivize attacking over swapping a pokemon out. When the battle began, the bot would look each of the opponents pokemon up on serebii which is a the go to site for anything related to pokemon knowlege. From here, the bot would find out that pokemon's name, base stats, and typing. I had planned to utilize these for a Q_learning algorithm, before I realized that I may wind up with too many variables for that type of learnign algorithm. I may come back to this project one day.
Raspberry Pi Game Console	Hardware	March 2019 - May 2019
Unlike my other projects, this one involves a lot of hardware work. I bought a raspberry pi and installed the RetroPie OS to it. This operating system houses several video game emulators. I have gained experience with soddering buttons to a circuit board and wires connecting those buttons to GPIO pins on the raspberry pi. The pi is able to parse input from the buttons and recognize them as one of four directional inputs, one of four button inputs, one of two shoulder inputs, start, select, or a special hot key button. I have overlaoded the hot key button to interact with other buttons to perform special functions. For instance, hotkey+up increases the volume, and hotkey+down decreases it. I am still in the progress of designing a case for this device, but it is currently functional with a backlit 3.5" screen!
Discord Bot	Web Service	March 2020 - Current
I host a discord server for all of my friends. It is mostly used for games, but also just general communication. For this server, I am actively working on a bot that adds several quality of life improvements to the server. So far it can roll a dice, start a vote for a given topic, randomly assemble possible civilization options for the gaive Sid Miers Civilization 5 and 6, assign server roles to users based on an emote they add to a message, randomly grab posts from reddit given a subreddit option, and grab a message from my email that is tied to daily programming challenges to post said email. This bot is written in NodeJS, and utilizes web crawling, email parsing, and file writing. I am constantly working on it, as more ideas and requests come for functionalities.
Focus App	Mobile Application	May 2020 - May 2020
Created this app to help me focus on personal projects. It spams me with a notification ever N seconds that I am not on the app itself. The app just has a simple stopwatch that counts up. This incentivizes me to avoid facebook, reddit, twitter, etc. while trying to work. This app can be found here
Character Sheet App (5e)	Mobile Application	May 2021 - August 2021
This is an updated charactersheet which is compatable with Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition. This sheet is modeled after my original 3.5 design, but has been written with OOP standards in mind. Each character is a serializable object, and is saved to the device in a much cleaner way. I addressed several issues that were pointed out in play store comments on my old app. I have allowed users to share their characters either through email, or any SEND_TO Intent enabled app. I plan to continue iterating on this app by making it compatable with 3.5 (to phase out my old application), allowing an automated flow for users who do not want the customizability of the current app, and generally updating the look and feel down the line. This app can be found here
Pokemon WatchFace and Tile	WearOS Application	May 2022 - November 2022
With the release of Google's new Pixel watch, I wanted to get experience with WearOS. To this end, I developed a watchface in May of 2022 that would display a random pokemon egg each day. As the user walks, this egg would gain experience and eventually hatch. Every 100 steps is counted as a level, with most pokemon needing to reach level 50 in order to reach their final forms. This helped to incentives me to be more active by gamifying the activity. After a while, though, I found that this watchface was fairly battery intensive. Because of this, I moved the functionality over to a Tile instead. Tiles proved to be a very different development skill, so I am glad I made this decision and was able to experience building the UI from all fo the builder functions they provide rather than a layout or compose function. (Note that I did not design or create most of the art assets that are used. credits for those can be found on my gitHub, linked below) The pokemon watch face can be found here
Digimon TCG App	Mobile Application	April 2023 - June 2024
I started playing the Digimon trading card game last year. As I played, I wound up with quite a lot of cards. After a short time, I really wanted a way to categorize the cards I owned, as well as deck build in an easy way. There wasn't an app on the play store to support this need at the time, so I built my own. This app is connected to a database that updates with all of the latest cards periodically. Users can scan any cards into the app using their phone's camera, to keep a growing catalog of all of the cards in their collection. Users can also use the app to build virtual decks and track which cards they may still need to make that deck in real life. This app was built utilizing MVI, Jetpack Compose, and Kotlin. I have integrated the app into a Raspberry pi server that uses OpenCV and Artificial Intelligence to recognize a user's card and add them to a database. The next step I want for this will be some automated machine that feeds the cards to the scanner so the user will not need to capture each individual card.
Runescape Stat Widget	Mobile Application	July 2024 - August 2024
In July I bought a foldable Android phone. The front screen uses a different style of coding than the main phone, so I decided to make this project to learn how it works. I play an online game called Runescape and this is a simple application that shows me my character's stats. The project involved making a network request to their API to get my character's information, storing that into a cache for peformance, and every 4 hours making an update. The front-page widget utilizes Broadcast Listeners and Receivers to update the UI every 30 minutes.