Software, data & useful ideas.
Based in Virginia
I build software that turns complex information into something people can use. Currently studying Computer Information Systems at James Madison University.
Explore my workPersonal projects & professional experience
Vantic is an iOS and web app I’m developing to make sports research freely accessible, with team and athlete statistics tied back to their sources.
Harrisonburg OS connects public geography, road-volume records, and population estimates in an interactive city model, with a clear distinction between observed data and simulated movement.
I built Greyline to turn discovery requirements into demonstration datasets, metric definitions, calculations, and visualization plans in one reusable workspace.
CSM is a desktop application I built to review medical invoice lines against CMS Billing & Coding Article references, with local data management and traceable results.
A little about me
I’m a Computer Information Systems student at James Madison University. I like working through an unfamiliar problem, finding the information that matters, and building something useful with it.
My experience spans software development, analytics, public-sector technology, and solutions consulting. I care about the whole process: the research, the code, and whether someone can actually use what I’ve built.
View my résuméJames Madison University
BBA, Computer Information SystemsSuccessKPI & VDOT
Solutions consulting, analytics,Python, Swift & TypeScript
React, FastAPI, SQL, MCPGet in touch