6th co-op internship: self-driving research on simulating safety-critical (adversarial) driving scenarios. We published something!

5th co-op internship: over-engineered a debugging tool and ended up with a new programming language plus a distributed tracing framework.

Design project in an HCI course I took with the UGO II team. Can we improve team cohesion by rethinking scrum?

4th co-op internship: helped roll out a huge improvement in the way we handle customers' product data.

A database-driven full-stack web app built around an MMR system for co-op employers at UWaterloo.

An open-source FVLab project that uses pictures and AI to learn about businesses.

3rd co-op internship: built and demoed configurable AI assistants for underwriters at Fairfax.

A UWaterloo student wiki. Some of my finest full-stack engineering work, cut short by the collapse of Loo Labs itself.

Led the backend team within a short-lived student developer organization. Kicked bugs, took ownership. Learned how to (and not to) design and lead.

2nd co-op internship: helped the ProductBoost team encourage merchants to advertise on our platform.

Outputs random code to measure the performance of structs, classes, and dictionaries for representing data records in Swift.

1st co-op internship: added features to the Surge9 microlearning platform, which the company is now named after.

A macro-powered spreadsheet that plans and runs table tennis tournaments.

Strange patterns appear when you highlight all the primes on a spiral number line. This was the topic of a paper I wrote in high school.