I'm a Catholic, sophomore CS student who loves trying new things and grinding on the basketball court.
#ballislive
A compact snapshot of the person behind the commits.
Technology gives me tools. Community gives those tools a reason to matter.
I study Information Technology with a focus on understanding how data, software, and systems fit together. I enjoy starting from a real problem, breaking it down, and building something people can actually use.
Outside technology, I volunteer at church and work with children and youth. Planning activities, games, stories, and events taught me another kind of engineering: communicating clearly, adapting quickly, and building experiences together.
Replace these images with your real study, project, event, and volunteering photos.
Projects appear chronologically — turning the portfolio into a visual record of growth.
Replace this with your strongest current data/system project. Explain the real-world problem, what you built, and what you learned.
A practical management platform concept for students, teachers, parents, schedules, events, and community communication.
Your earlier C/C++ work belongs here — algorithms, data structures, small utilities, experiments, and the first steps into software engineering.
Focused on technology, systems, and the practical skills needed to build real-world solutions.
Studying Information Technology with a growing interest in data, systems, and software engineering. The curriculum is helping me build both a technical base and a practical mindset for solving problems.
My academic path is centered on understanding how software, data, and digital systems work together, and applying those ideas to real projects, team work, and meaningful tools for people.
Language is another interface — between people, cultures, and ideas.
Native
IELTS 7.0
Currently preparing for N3
Whether it's a project, an internship opportunity, or simply a good conversation about technology — feel free to reach out.