Game Development • Software Engineering
Currently studying Computer Science & Engineering with a specialization in Computer Graphics & Game Design at The Ohio State University. I'm in my second year of school, and I'm expecting to graduate in Spring 2028. Apart from my studies, I'm also a member of The Best Damn Band in the Land where I play trombone, and help to continue the university's tradition of musical and marching excellence.
I'm proficient in C#, C, Java, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. C# is my personal favorite of the languages I've learned. I've also taken classes using Matlab and Assembly. Some of my most used tools lately are MonoGame and Unity for game development, and Astro for web-based projects.
I like creating unique and engaging experiences. I enjoy finding the perfect balance between functionality and ease of use. I like to design with one primary focus at the center of everything, while still paying attention to the details. Above all else, I hope to find mentors that help me actualize my dreams of creating unique and impactful products for others.
A reusable Unity library for procedural tile-based dungeon generation. Built using a graph-based architecture with the goal of decoupling map topology and geometry, making it adaptable to various game genres. Features configurable room placement, guaranteed connectivity, loop injection, and reproducible seeding.
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"Can Time be stopped?" This was the theme of the 2026 Game I/O game jam at Ohio State. Over a two-week period in the midst of classes, extracurriculars, and midterm exams, my team of four developed a 2D puzzle platformer in Unity centered around freezing time. I primarily contributed as a gameplay programmer and level designer.
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A recreation of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Currently being made as a group project for an OSU Game Development class (CSE 3902), so the GitHub project has to stay private until its completion. Made in MonoGame and coded using C#.
A demo of physics similar to the video game Peggle by PopCap. Primarily made as a simple exercise to learn how to implement a basic Newtonian physics engine in MonoGame.
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