What Remains of Me

Description: A Single Player game Where the player escapes a warehouse with nothing but their trusty grappling hook.

Tech stack: Unity Game Engine

Team Size: 19

Project timeline: 4 Months

My role: Gameplay Programmer

My Work:

- Implemented collision physics for the player's grappling hook. This included added a collider to the hook so it would bounce off of walls and ceilings as well as check the wire for collisions so it wouldn't go through walls and platforms.

- Scripted a new battery that could gain or lose energy without the input of the player. I also coded an effects script that would display a custom effect based on whether the battery was gaining or losing energy.

- Coupled a particle system with the player's drain and charge ability to play a particle effect when the player is using their ability.

- Fixed a number of outstanding bugs including fixing the battery display to and stopping the player's velocity on death to fix uninteded checkpoint jumps.

- Utilized Jira to create and keep track of tasks with my team memebers.

Links to some of the files that I worked on: Spark effect, Create and Destroy Energy 1, Create and Destroy Energy 2, Grapple Physics, Fixing Display Bugs.

Static Site Generator

Description: A program that converts markdown files into HTML files.

Tech stack: Python, CSS, HTML

Team Size: 1

Project timeline: 2 weeks

My role: Software Engineer

My Work:

- Built a modular static site generator in Python with zero external dependencies, implementing a tree-based HTML node system and custom Markdown parsers for inline formatting and block-level elements.

- Developed a multi-stage parsing pipeline that tokenizes Markdown into typed TextNodes before converting to hierarchical HTML structures.

- Implemented custom link parsing algorithm to more effeciently get links out of markdown files.

- Created a command-line interface supporting configurable deployment paths, enabling flexible site generation for different hosting environments.

Link to the Github repository: Static Site Generator

Underworld's Pursuit

Description: A 2D action platformer boss rush. The player uses their gun and other abilities to defeat bosses.

Tech stack: Unity Game Engine

Team Size: 4

Project timeline: 3 months

My role: Programmer, Artist

My Work:

- Aided in the implementaiton of custom physics to allow the player to move, shoot, jupm and dash smoothly.

- Implemented the dash by turning off the simulated gravity and moving them to a point a set horizontal distance in the direction of the player's last input.

- Coded the game manager that handles level and scene transitions as well as the game state during gameplay.

- Wrote and implemented the music. Had different parts of the sound track play in different areas of the game, and a custom effect when the player died.

Link to some of the files that I worked on: Game manager, Music Handler, Shooting Mechanic, Player controller.

Zig Posix Shell

Description: A posix complient shell program

Tech stack: Zig Lang

Team Size: 1

Project timeline: 2 weeks

My role: Software Developer

My Work:

- Implemented a POSIX-compliant shell in Zig, leveraging systems programming concepts including memory management with custom allocators, file system operations, and direct OS process control.

- Designed an interactive Read-Eval-Print Loop with buffered I/O streams, implementing efficient input parsing with delimiter-based tokenization and formatted output.

- Built a complete command-line interpreter supporting built-in commands and external program execution with PATH resolution logic traversing directory structures to locate, validate and run executables.

- Engineered process spawning and lifecycle management handling child process creation and execution, while implementing proper error handling for edge cases like missing executables.

Link to the Github repository: Posix Shell

Dream Beast

Description: A monster battler roguelike where the player enters a dream world tobattle and capture dreambeats.

Tech Stack: Unity Game Engine

Team Size: 4

Project timeline: 3 months

My role: Programmer, Deisgner

My Work:

- Implemented attacks that could effect health, modify stats or provide status effects such as dots or slows.

- Designed and Implemented dreambeasts in Engine with their stats, class and specific moves.

- Coded player data persistance during transitions between battles and the map by reading and writing data to files.

- Added color scheming to the turn visualizer to help the player know the upcoming sequence of beasts who could move and plan accordingly.

- Found and implemented particle animations to play during moves triggered in the battle system.

Link to some of the files that I worked on: Player Controller, Battle Animations, Display Renderer, Map Manager.

Dotfiles

Description: A collection of configuration files for my Linux desktop and developer environment.

Tech stack: Lua, CSS, Bash scripting, JSON, Linux

Team Size: 1

Project timeline: 1 weeks

My role: Software Engineer

My Work:

- Configured and maintained a customized Arch Linux development environment featuring a Hyprland-based Wayland compositor with multi-monitor workspace management, custom keybindings, and a consistent 12-color theming system across 15+ applications.

- Architected a comprehensive Neovim IDE with 25+ plugins including LSP configuration for multiple languages, an integrated debugging environemtn, linting, auto-formatting, and AI-powered development tools.

- Developed custom automation scripts and tooling using Bash and GLSL, including an audio visualizer integration for Waybar, a Rofi-based AppImage launcher, and a custom OpenGL shader for animated cursor effects in the terminal.

- Implemented advanced shell environment configuration with Zsh, Tmux session management, Starship prompt customization, and comprehensive PATH management for development toolchains.

- Managed dotfiles using GNU Stow for symlink-based configuration deployment, maintaining organized version control and documentation for reproducible system setup across development machines.

Link to the Github repository: Fakebook Crawler

Fakebook Crawler

Description: A webcrawler that finds hidden html elements in a faux social media site.

Tech stack: Python, HTML parser, SSL

Team Size: 1

Project timeline: 2 weeks

My role: Network Engineer

My Work:

- Developed a web crawler that uses a depth-first search algorithm to systematically traverse a mock social media platform thourgh available links.

- Avoided cirucular page visits through hash set tracking of visited pages.

- Optimized netowrk communication by implementing thread-safe socket connections with synchornized access controls, acheiving a 5x performance imrovemnet over the single threaded implementation.

- Utilized Python's HTML Parser library to extract hidden flags from dynamic web pages.

Link to the Github repository: Fakebook Crawler