Engineering student who builds end to end. My interest sits at the intersection of backend logic and frontend usability: scheduling systems, access control, automation pipelines.
Engineering student who builds things end to end and cares more about how data moves through a system than how it looks on the surface. I'm most comfortable when I understand both sides of a feature, backend logic and frontend usability in equal measure.
I gravitate toward workflow-driven problems: scheduling systems, access control, automation pipelines. And I care about building them to scale, systems that hold up when more users show up, not just when it's one person testing locally. Not looking for the easiest path, looking for the one where I actually learn something.
3-service application (React, Node.js/Express, Python/FastAPI) for AI-powered attendance tracking with role-based portals for Admin, Teacher, and Student. Browser-side MediaPipe validation reduces unnecessary server roundtrips. Real-time session notifications via Socket.IO.
Full-stack appointment platform with 3 role types (Admin, Doctor, Patient), recurring daily and weekly availability scheduling, and 15-minute slot generation. Double-booking prevented at service layer and via a database-level partial unique index in PostgreSQL enforced through Prisma migrations.
MERN stack e-commerce app with user authentication, JWT session management, protected routes, and full CRUD product management. REST API with 5 endpoints, Mongoose schema validation, CORS setup, and localStorage-based session handling with automatic redirects for unauthenticated users.
Responsive dashboard fetching real-time weather and air quality data for any city globally via multiple external APIs, with automatic fallback to secondary APIs on failure. Integrated Gemini AI for contextual city descriptions, 3 interactive Chart.js chart types, and Google Maps with search autocomplete and live markers.