Computer Science Student · Front Desk Associate · Youth Instructor
I'm a Computer Science student at Colorado School of Mines with a proven track record in customer service and youth instruction. Currently working as a Front Desk Associate at Movement, I excel in administrative support while ensuring excellent customer experiences.
My passion lies in problem solving and risk assessment, skills I've developed through my work in climbing instruction and front desk operations. I'm pursuing my BSc in Computer Science, expected to graduate in May 2029, and I'm excited about how the world can benefit through the intersection of programming and human interaction .
A deep dive into custom keyboard design using Ergogen, a YAML based generator for building split, column staggered keyboards. This project started as a personal interest in the mechanical keyboard hobby and became an all encompassing focus on the best keyboard for one specific purpose. The repository contains Ergogen config files, generated and routed KiCad footprints, and will have firmware mapping.
A SFML-based platformer built in C++ as the final project for CSCI200 at Colorado School of Mines. Blades of Dawn is a fast paced, if not rage game implementing object oriented design principles, and a simple™ state machine for game logic. It was the my largest software project undertaken at the time and required careful planning of class architecture and overall project design.
A client-side Fabric mod written in Java for use on private and public Minecraft servers. The mod's scope is deliberately single minded, quality of life (qol) improvements focused on piston door and redstone building , addressing specific problems I have in vanilla gameplay. Working within the Fabric framework meant learning to navigate Minecraft's strange mixin injections, and how to navigate between server and client-side logic. It is also my first real mod published on a open source repository. This is the first project I recruited the help of other people on, managing pull requests and file syncing through merges.