Projects
Things I built, at the level of detail I am allowed to share.
Work projects belong to the companies that paid for them and are described in outline. School projects get full write-ups. Each entry says which it is.
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2026
Agent-to-agent evaluation framework work, not public
An extension of the team's test framework that automates evaluation of an agent-to-agent AI system on Azure. Every run is recorded, and the recorded history is used to detect statistical outliers in which model was invoked and how much compute time it took, so a regression or a misrouted request shows up as a number rather than an anecdote. Azure's built-in agent-quality library is currently being integrated for scoring. Built at Protiviti.
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2024 – now
Automated test suite framework work, not public
A shared framework that the team adopted across its automation efforts, spanning four different tools. It started as a Python-based suite in Jenkins that validates API calculations against expected results, then grew a common structure so new tools could be brought under the same reporting. Built at Protiviti.
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2023
HoverDR1 write-up
UTDesign 2023 senior design project at UT Dallas: an audio-reactive module for educational hoverboards. Won Best in Show at the Senior Design Expo and raised more than $1,500 through Kickstarter campaigns and marketing.
02Earlier
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2023
JSON-schema validation library work, not public
A C++ library that validates incoming JSON against a schema before the firmware acts on it, so malformed or unexpected data is rejected at the boundary. Built during the firmware co-op at Crestron. It is the closest thing to a security project on this list from before the coursework began, and the reason I now think of input validation as the first control rather than a nicety.
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2023
WebSocket device interface work, not public
A Python and Kivy desktop interface for accessing Crestron devices over WebSockets, built so engineers could exercise device functions without the production control system in the loop.
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2022
WebUI test automation work, not public
Page-level automated tests as Maven projects, plus remote panel testing through Appium wired into Jenkins pipelines, during the quality engineering co-op at Crestron.
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2020
Baby safety awareness device write-up planned
Project Lead The Way, Frisco. An infrared wristband that alerts parents when a child moves, paired with a wall-mountable IR sensor for precise tracking.