I'm a Computer Science and Business Administration student at Trent University, Peterborough, where I maintain a 3.3+ GPA while building real-world web applications that solve genuine problems. My path into frontend development started with a simple curiosity: how do you turn complex data into something people can actually understand and use?
That question led me to React, REST APIs, and the craft of accessible design. At Trent's School of Education, I built interfaces managing 500+ confidential records and automated workflows that cut processing time by 40%. Through the IMIX Data Analytics Capstone at the University of Toronto, I learned to translate raw data into strategic insights for senior stakeholders.
My Cybersecurity Awareness Platform — built for seniors with varying technical abilities — won the 2025 Impact Microgrant. That project taught me that the best interfaces are the ones that disappear: they just work, for everyone.
I'm currently looking for frontend engineering roles where I can contribute to teams building scalable, accessible products. I bring strong React fundamentals, a data-informed approach to UI decisions, and a genuine commitment to inclusive design.
