I am a software developer who is currently based in Irvine, CA. My professional interests are ubiquitous computing and applications for mobile platforms, Android in particular. The programming language I know best is Java. I also have experience with Swift, C#, and, to a lesser extent, Scala.
I am a member of the UCI Networking Group and advised by Professor Athina Markopoulou. I was selected for the Networked Systems Fellowship.
My Master Thesis, A Software Platform for Patient-Controlled Oral Analgesia, was supervised by Associate Professor Erik Grönvall and co-supervised by Associate Professor Søren Debois.
My Bachelor Thesis, Speeding Up Mobile Web Browsing on the Android Platform, was supervised by Professor Athina Markopoulou.
Worked on network traffic analysis using Swift and Rust.
Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Computer Networks (CS 132 / EECS 148).
Development of an Android application for controlling a custom-built wearable device. Bluetooth was used for communication.
Development of an Android application, AntMonitor, capable of monitoring all network traffic on an Android device.
Development of e-Navigation systems, i.e. computer systems for vessel navigation with the purpose of increasing safety on board while simplifying the navigator’s job.
Programming websites and database tools in C#.