Remote-Activated Car Horn
A portable, remotely activated car horn built with a Raspberry Pi, relay board, and off-the-shelf components.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER · PITTSBURGH, PA
I’m a computer science student at Penn State, graduating in May 2027. My projects include a poker AI, Raspberry Pi hardware, and a game resource tracker.
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Software and hardware projects.
A portable, remotely activated car horn built with a Raspberry Pi, relay board, and off-the-shelf components.
A poker-playing agent that uses Monte Carlo simulation to estimate win probabilities and choose an action based on the current game state.
A web application that helps players track their collections, manage wish lists, and forecast resource requirements.
02 / ABOUT
I’m pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science at Penn State, with an expected graduation in May 2027. My work ranges from probability-based AI to physical devices and tools for the web.
My experience includes academic research at Penn State and game development with C# and Unity at Simcoach Games.
EXPERIENCE & EDUCATION
The Pennsylvania State University · Monaca, PA
Penn State
Contributed to research, writing, and production of an academic paper examining technology and domestic violence.Texas Roadhouse
Maintained consistent quality during high-volume shifts and coordinated production with the kitchen team.Simcoach Games
Built gameplay features in C# and Unity, collaborating on playable prototypes and refining them through team feedback.03 / CONTACT
Pittsburgh, PA