Currently volunteering my time as a full-stack developer for a Web Development & Consulting Club (WDCC) project team. Actively developing a progressive web app to enhance incident reporting procedures for Community Patrol New Zealand, within a team of 11 developers and designers utilising React, Node, Express, Supabase, PostgreSQL, and Prisma, while following Agile methodologies.

Our team achieved 1st place at WDCC x SESA Hackathon for The Art Thief - a web-based game developed in 24 hours that utlises Stability.ai's Stable Diffusion API to draw replicas of renowned historical masterpieces from simple line sketches and text prompts.

I taught myself React and Next.js via the official documentation to create this website. Deployed it using Cloudflare Pages

A console-based game developed for a COMPSCI 718 assignment to demonstrate the application of fundamental object-oriented programming principles. This project features multiple levels of AI difficulty, including easy, medium, and hard. Notably, the Hard AI employs a minimax algorithm to optimise its guessing strategy against the player.

A full-stack blog app with CRUD features created for the final assignment of COMPSCI 719 as a team of 4. This application includes essential CRUD features. Our initial front-end design was not completed by the deadline, so I integrated Tailwind CSS to assist with polishing the front-end. I enjoyed working with SQL and designing the database. The ER diagram can be found in the root directory of the GitHub repository.