Computer science student at UT Austin. Most of my experience stems from web development, but I am interested in machine learning, computer vision, data science, and virtualization.
I worked on a Python script to detect named entities in mixed language tweets using Conditional Random Fields (CRFs). The program classified English-Spanish and Modern Standard Arabic-Egyptian tweets with above-baseline accuracy.
I developed and deployed a data collection component part of a larger survey conducted by the Department of Marketing. The service collected and stored data on the attentiveness and engagement of participants. Cross-platform compatibility and reliability were important requirements for this project.
I worked on an internal API to store, save, and relay notifications. Also integrated said API into the customer portal. The feature is set to deploy to 60000+ customers.
As part of the innovation team, I most recently worked on saffron, a website to submit code for a side challenge at Music Hacks, a hackathon organized by Freetail. I am also involved in other aspects of the organization such as event management and advertising.
I joined the Region V subgroup and worked on the visual processing component of a competitive robot. I was later elected to the secretary position, in charge of organizing meetings and coordinating activities.
A simple landing website to a service for students to network with companies. Allows for easy entry and search of students in technology companies and their contact information.
A host used to stage a variety of personal and group projects. Projects include Ctrl-F Video (a simple service that allows for search of keywords in a YouTube video) Continuity (a collaborative writing tool), and Sonar (a small game using three-dimensional audio).
Former home of a portal that aggregates a variety of information used at my high school. It has since been discontinued and functions now as a landing page for a former feature of the portal. Also available via a Telegram bot.