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GAME & SOFTWARE
DEVELOPER.

A PySide6 interface connects native C++ signal processing with an optional LLVC streaming adapter. Bounded audio queues and fixed playback deadlines prevent delay from growing after a stall; device loss and repeated deadline misses stop output. The repository includes DSP, character, audio-driver, and UI tests plus a Windows CI workflow. Optional AI conversion integrates a pretrained LLVC model. Audio processing stays local after model download.

Integrates the YouTube Data API for search and video metadata, Google sign-in through NextAuth, and MongoDB/Mongoose for user sessions. Includes paginated video discovery, embedded playback with custom controls, and a Pomodoro timer with browser notifications. Session progress uses client-side elapsed time rather than verified watch-time analytics. This is a personal full-stack prototype.

Placed fourth at TechSprint Hackathon 2025. The public code uses weighted rainfall, population-density, and elevation factors to score risk, then distributes resources by priority and population share. Gemini supplies natural-language insights; it is separate from the rule-based risk calculation. The repository includes map interfaces, an Expo mobile app with location and notification-registration services, and Docker deployment configuration. Backend push delivery remains a placeholder in the reviewed source. The project explores connected disaster-response workflows.

Implemented BFS, DFS, Dijkstra, and A* in C++ with SFML and CMake. Queues, stacks, a priority queue, and Manhattan-distance heuristics drive step-by-step search and path reconstruction. Includes adjustable animation speed and random, recursive-backtracking, and spiral maze generation on an editable grid.

Built bots and member workflows for gaming communities. The linked public repository, Radbot, is an earlier learning project with modular command cogs, role-checked moderation, polls, announcements, and giveaways; it is no longer maintained. Client bots and broader community systems remain separate from this public example.

Built at the PIWOT Imagine Hackathon. Python scripts explore IMDb classification metrics and WMT14 BLEU with MongoDB output; the web prototype contains comparison charts. Model-task configuration and the data contract between scripts and dashboard still need correction and validation. Samples are small and inference costs are assumptions, so no validated benchmark or cost results are claimed.

Built for a college submission. Django customer accounts and reservations share a SQLite database with a Tkinter administration app. QR tickets connect bookings to entry and exit workflows; pending bookings expire after the check-in deadline. Includes demo wallet billing, ReportLab PDF receipts, and Pandas/Matplotlib analytics. It explores web and desktop integration; it is not a production payment or parking service.

Created for a college submission using JavaScript, Three.js, and Vite. A mission state machine controls the launch and return sequence, with procedural geometry and an imported model. The motion uses simplified gravity and thrust calculations. This is an educational graphics exercise rather than an aerospace simulation.

Implemented encrypted incident logging and a Flask-based anonymous complaint portal alongside emergency features. App camouflage presents the app as a calculator.

Managed server infrastructure, plugin development, and community growth. Early freelance work also included custom Java plugins and mods for Minecraft server owners. Other client engagements included Crab Cove, Guild PVP, GrBVariety, and RostTost in 2022. Private client code is not published here.