Backend-leaning full-stack developer and IT systems technician. I build with Django and React, automate the boring parts with Python, and run Arch on the machine I actually work from.
I'm an HNDIT student at SLIATE, splitting my time between coursework and building real applications outside of it. Most of what I know about backend development, I learned by shipping small tools for myself first — an inventory system, a media automation script — before applying it to larger builds.
My strongest work so far is a predictive maintenance system that pairs a custom ML model with a Django/React stack to flag hardware failures before they happen — the kind of project that sits at the intersection of my two backgrounds: software and hands-on hardware repair.
Before that, I spent time as a computer technician, which means I've diagnosed real hardware failures, configured real networks, and supported real users — not just read about it. That background shapes how I build software: I care about what happens when things break, not just when they work.
Enterprise-shaped predictive maintenance system with a custom ML model for hardware failure prediction, Gemini AI-generated insights, real-time monitoring, and 2FA-secured authentication.
A hospital medicine inventory manager with a practical interface for tracking stock, generating reports, and maintaining records — built to digitize a manual pharmacy process.
A role-based student academic portfolio system for HNDIT departments, with post approval workflows, a resource library, and student registry management.
Open-source Android RSS reader built with Jetpack Compose and Material 3 — light/dark theme, feed and category management, favorites, and background sync.
A wrapper script that simplifies the yt-dlp CLI — handles format selection, best-quality merging, and metadata embedding automatically, no flags to remember.
Specializing in software engineering, web development, networking, and database administration. Coursework includes Java, C#, PHP, Python, React, Django, MySQL, and computer networks.
Started on Debian, moved through Kali and Fedora, and landed on Arch — each distro taught something different. Now automating repetitive system tasks with Python and understanding what's actually running on the machine.
Looking for a full-stack or backend development internship. If you have an opening — or just want to see more of the work — reach out through either of these.