Systems · DevOps · Language tooling
Information Systems student building practical bridges between low-level systems, machine learning, automation, and human-readable interfaces.
A no-install programming environment that makes code structure visible through live flowcharts, with a path from source to a custom instruction set.
Outcome: working compiler-to-SEER path, live abstraction lens, and in-browser Python/JavaScript execution.
View repository ↗A featural representation of speech sounds combining a byte encoding, a script and font, a browser teaching site, and experimental synthesis code.
Outcome: 79.3% target-grid coverage, 203 byte-to-IPA mappings, and lossless round-trip conversion verified.
View repository ↗A public home for programming-language experiments and interactive technical work, designed to make unusual systems ideas easy to explore.
Outcome: one live site with 2 public project experiences: a resume and an interactive breathing simulator.
Open live site ↗My work sits at the intersection of systems thinking and clear communication. I like taking a complicated technical idea, building the smallest useful version, and giving people a way to understand what it is doing.
I am pursuing a B.S. in Information Systems at Brigham Young University with a DevOps emphasis and a minor in Linguistics. My toolkit spans SystemVerilog/VHDL, Python, JavaScript, SQL, AWS, Git, Tableau, Power BI, and advanced Excel.
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