I was the lead organizer for the first high school hackathon since the pandemic with over 15 attendees!

I founded and lead day-to-day operations, special projects, and tournaments for the LASA Foosball Club. I'm currently working on raising money for a new foosball table, and building a custom electronic scoreboard.

I'm an active member in the Hack Club community, volunteering time to help out where I can.

I lead a small Hack Club at the Austin Central Library Teen Center to teach other teenagers the magic of programming.

I designed and operated the website, brand identity, and technology systems (like email servers) to allow Ladies Let's Talk to focus on providing their services. I also was on occasion hired to do larger projects.

I successfully lead a campaign and petition with over 175 signatures to rid the Austin ISD school district of the software "I-Ready" during the pandemic.

My personal website for my thoughts, tools, projects, and contact information.

I keep a home server running Proxmox VE with a Kubernetes cluster, certificate authority, DNS server with ad-blocking, and Home Assistant. I'm currently working on moving all the configuration to git with Terraform, Packer, and Fleet.

I built a small Ruby DSL that allows for the building and rendering of charts using the Observable Plot library via the bun JavaScript runtime.

I wrote a small esbuild plugin to generate bookmarklet URIs.

I created a website where people can cURL it from their terminal to get the latest transaction data for any transparent organization on Hack Club Bank.

I created a (now defunct) URL shortener with Svelte and Node.js/Apollo Server.

I installed Ubuntu on my Acer C720 Chromebook alongside Chrome OS using Crouton.

This certificate is proof of my knowledge and skill with visual design in Adobe Photoshop.

I have an active amateur radio license, callsign KJ5DAR, which permits me to transit messages over long-distance radio.

I passed the AP Computer Science A exam, which pertains to basic proficiency with Java.

This certificate is proof of my extensive Linux experience and knowledge administering desktops and servers.

I forked PactMaker by ActiveCampaign, updated and modified it, to create an in-house system for signing waivers electronically for hackathons. It has since been used for HackPNW and Hack Austin.

I gave a talk about getting started making a personal website, and a quick intro to Git and GitHub.

My team and I qualified for the semifinal round of CyberPatriot XV (15), the National Youth Cyber Education Program run by the Air Force Association. This puts us in the 97th percentile of all teams (~2400) across the nation.