I'm a CS student at Morgan State and a two-time Microsoft intern on Xbox. Everything I've built is somewhere in this room.
I'm naturally curious, and I like understanding how things work, especially when they seem complicated at first.
Based in Baltimore, MD
Email is the fastest way to reach me.
Side projects are where I learn the things class doesn't cover. These are the ones I'm proudest of.
Things real people can use right now.
Projects where the point was learning what's under the hood.
Websites I've built for healthcare businesses.
I spent 2025 and 2026 at Microsoft in Redmond. The first summer I worked on the backend, the second across the whole stack.
Came back for a second summer
Game creators could see how much they sold on the Xbox Store, but not which sale drove it. I built the promotion filter that answers that question, from the dashboard creators click on down to the data pipeline feeding it.
C# / .NET, React, TypeScript, Kusto, Scala / Spark, Azure
I worked on Azure PlayFab, pulling together data from live games and helping build the systems that trigger personalized in-game offers. That summer earned me the return offer.
C# / .NET, Azure PlayFab, Event-driven systems
Something working in my environment doesn't mean it'll work in the real world.
Describe a vibe, and it builds a full DJ mix anywhere from 15 to 90 minutes long.
Live
It picks the tracks, puts them in an order where the musical keys fit together (using the Camelot wheel, the same key chart real DJs use), and blends each song into the next with smooth crossfades.
You watch it happen live while the mix renders.
Morgan State's hackathon, and the platform our team built to run it.
Planning MorganHacks 2027
I first came to MorganHacks as a hacker in 2024, and our team placed top 6. After that I joined the organizers, and I've run the tech side of the event ever since.
Built by the organizing team so the whole event lives in one place.
The box under the desk is for the projects about how software gets shipped and kept running.
Rig is live
Give it a Docker image, a port and a name, and it runs the image on a public HTTPS address in under a minute. It is built for a single ARM64 board, and the machine it runs on opens no ports to the internet at all: traffic arrives over one outbound Cloudflare Tunnel.
An app's address exists only while its container does. The router finds the right container by reading labels Rig writes when it creates one, so nothing has to be set up per app, and deleting an app takes its URL with it.
Access to Docker is split in two, a read-only proxy for the router and a narrower read-write one for the control plane, so a compromise of the part facing the internet cannot start a container. The apps themselves run on their own network, with no host ports, no bind mounts and almost every Linux capability dropped.
TypeScript, Fastify, React, PostgreSQL, Docker, Traefik, Cloudflare Tunnel
For the things every service needs sooner or later: retries, timeouts, backing off when something is struggling, and a circuit breaker that stops calling a service that's down.
TypeScript, npm
I help turn NASA satellite data into training data for machine learning models.
Ongoing
NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement mission scans storms from orbit. I build datasets of storm signatures over West Africa and North America that models can learn from.
Python, h5py, SciPy, matplotlib, cartopy
In 2024 I competed at MorganHacks. The next two years, I was the one running its tech.
MorganHacks tech lead
Computer Science at Morgan State University, graduating December 2027.
Open to Summer 2027 internships
I'm looking for a Summer 2027 software engineering internship, and I'm happy to go wherever the work is.
The light in this room follows the real time in Baltimore. If it's dark in here, it's dark out there.