why is claude not working index (28).html File are you able to modifiy just the links added to my resume such that they are changed to https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jJ00t88SppLMe72o9xZ4CIQTxZ5J9xdY/view?usp=sharing instead, all other features should reamint he same, Everything is good except for this last one, the download button here is using the old link Yes — open the updated file below and it should render the full website in your browser: Preview / Open Updated Portfolio The Open Full Resume ↗ and Download PDF ↓ buttons should now both point to the new resume. index_resume_link_updated.html HTML Given i've found a coop for the fall, text in the wesbite saying looking for fall 2026 intern/coop type of working can be removed Done. I removed the Fall 2026 co-op/intern availability messaging from the website, including the availability indicator/banner. Everything else—including the resume links and styling—remains unchanged. Preview the updated website index_resume_link_updated.html HTML how about here Yep, good catch. I removed the “Open to Fall 2026 co-ops, internships…” wording there too. I replaced it with: Interested in connecting, collaborating, or discussing new ideas? Let's build something together. Preview the updated website
4th-year Software Engineering student with hands-on experience developing high-performance networking software and data engineering solutions. Experienced in C/C++, Python, and Linux through work at Ciena and the Government of Canada, with a strong focus on performance optimization, system-level debugging, and real-world engineering problems.
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I'm a Software Engineering student at Carleton University with hands-on industry experience across 3 internships — building optical networking software at Ciena, data pipelines for the Government of Canada, and ML research at Carleton University.
My work spans systems programming, data engineering, and applied AI. I hold a Government of Canada Secret Clearance and I'm drawn to problems where performance and reliability actually matter.
Outside of code, I'm active in the student tech community — Director of Technology for CUSEC, Project Manager at CU Blueprint, and VP External at SCESoc.
From optical networking to federal data infrastructure — and leading in the student tech community.
Whether it's shipping features at Ciena or helping students navigate their careers at SCESoc events, I bring the same energy to everything I do.
I believe great engineers communicate well, show up for their communities, and keep learning. That philosophy drives everything from my internship work to my campus involvement.
Systems programming, game dev, web apps, and low-level engineering.
Real-time C++20 detection engine that ingests optical network telemetry via inotify, runs rolling Z-score anomaly detection across 5 metrics, and streams alerts over a gRPC server-streaming API with a live web dashboard.
View on GitHub →Multi-process database coordination in C using semaphores and shared memory with deadlock-free and livelock-free synchronization protocols.
View on GitHub →A text-based social network in C using linked lists and dynamic memory allocation to manage user data, relationships, and interactions from scratch.
View on GitHub →An interactive graphical card game in Java using the Processing library with custom rendering and game logic.
View on GitHub →React-based weather app demonstrating component-based development, state management, API integration, and responsive design.
View on GitHub →An assembler and debugger for 32-bit ARM assembly exploring low-level instruction sets, parsing, and execution.
View on GitHub →Python simulation of internal interrupt handling demonstrating OS concepts such as interrupt-driven I/O and process scheduling.
View on GitHub →Relational NBA statistics database in SQLite with a Python CLI, enabling queries across players, teams, games, and seasons using raw SQL — no ORM.
View on GitHub →A 4+ year co-op student with hands-on internship experience in systems programming, data engineering, and applied ML — all before finishing my degree.
When I'm not building software, you'll find me outdoors, on the court, or on the slopes.
Interested in connecting, collaborating, or discussing new ideas? Let's build something together.