An AI-powered GitHub analytics and report generation tool that transforms public repositories into recruiter-ready summaries. Users can generate commit heatmaps, analyze tech stacks, and receive AI-generated repository insights and README suggestions using Google Gemini. Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript, Git Proof also offers professional PDF exports powered by jsPDF and @react-pdf/renderer, all wrapped in a secure, OAuth-authenticated experience. Originally developed and presented during the final round of Bonterra’s R&D internship interview.

Rebuilt the Mt. SAC Computer Science Club website (v2) using Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, replacing the previous Bootstrap-based build. Engineered modular, reusable components and implemented mobile-first design, semantic HTML, and static optimization. Integrated structured data-driven rendering for events, directories, and dynamic routes to enhance scalability and maintainability across the 900+ member platform.

A full-stack workout logging app designed for a minimal and efficient tracking experience. Users can log workouts, edit past sessions with a React-calendar, and track progress with Recharts visualizations. Workouts are stored in a PostgreSQL database, with support for tags, comments, and dropsets. Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Prisma, it streamlines workout management while enabling progressive overload tracking.

Collaborated in a team of four to build het.ai (Hand Ergonomic Tracker) during HackTech 2025, a real-time wrist diagnostic platform that visualizes hand posture and calculates ergonomic risk using the Leap Motion Controller. I led the frontend development using Next.js and Tailwind CSS, building interactive visualizations and a dynamic dashboard that interfaces with a FastAPI backend and Firebase Firestore. The platform outputs flexion, deviation, and pronation angles, enabling users to receive live feedback and long-term session insights for improving typing ergonomics.

Designed and launched a mobile-first website for the 15th Annual Health Professions Conference, partnering with the Caduceus Club and backed by a grant and Kaiser Permanente sponsorship. Engineered the site to centralize and streamline over 700 attendees’ access to feedback forms for 36 speakers and 83 vendors/exhibitors, prioritizing accessibility, responsiveness, and frictionless UX. The system was so effective it’s being adopted for future conferences. Received direct praise from organizers for its impact—no technical issues, only a need for greater form visibility. Site significantly improved attendee and staff workflow, simplifying form submission and centralizing event feedback at scale.