These projects show how I approach real problems, turn ideas into usable tools, and keep learning through building.
I prefer projects that solve everyday problems and make a process simpler and clearer.
A web-based tool to simplify shared expenses for friends, families, or small groups. Users can add costs, split bills evenly or by custom amounts, and review balances clearly.
Improves transparency in group finance coordination.
Demonstrates applied logic and user-flow design.
Can be expanded later with authentication and dashboards.
A management system designed to digitize hall dining operations. Users can sign up, log in, recharge balances, activate or deactivate meals, and track their status more easily.
Addresses a real administrative inefficiency.
Shows systems thinking and automation mindset.
Reflects my interest in useful campus technology.
A structured personal website that brings together my academic history, projects, certifications, leadership, and contact information in one place.
Highlights my educational progression.
Creates a central professional identity online.
Makes it easier to share my work, credentials, and contact details.
