I've recently been working on a business app for my personal use that tracks inventory, financials, clients, etc. As I mentioned near the end of the Learner section in my bio, I developed the skills to mend and bind books while at school. Since then, I've acquired my own equipment to do such work and continue it as both a hobby and a small side source of income. Not only will this app make my life much easier, it's immersed me in the world of React, Next.js, and Prisma (all of which I've thoroughly enjoyed learning).

This was the capstone project for a Microprocessor Architecture class I took in 2021, which I built using .NET Core in Visual Studio. The simulation loads and executes an ELF file and provides a full debugger with dynamic memory, dissassembly, and stack outputs.

This was the capstone project for a Compiler class I took in 2022, which I built with Java and ANTLR. The compiler translates programs written in an esoteric language called Blink into assembly that runs on Linux platorms.

I developed this website using HTML, CSS, and just a tiny bit of JavaScript, with routing by Express.

In fulfillment of my music bachelor's degree, I performed a recital of over 20 minutes in length that included works by Ewazen and Šulek. This music showcases my stylistic and technical development while under the tutelage of Dr. Paul Overly at Bob Jones University.

From 2019 to 2022, I served in the Book Mending department of the Mack Library. In my ultimate year there, I noticed the need for an updated department manual and took under my care the complete revision. This manual outlines many of the best current library practices for book care and repair. I also began researching typography to give the manual's reader a pleasant experience.