I am a software developer with an interest in robotics and low-level programming. A full list of my projects can be found here. I mainly use Rust and Kotlin, but I also have experience in C, Java, and Python.

Here is a showcase of some of my best projects.

This is the first moderately-complex project I worked on. It is a fully-featured scientific calculator that I wrote entirely in C. It utilizes a recursive-descent parser to evaluate mathematical expressions. The program can be run either as as a REPL or through command line arguments. The project resulted in me creating two header libraries: m-logging and arachne-strlib.

I made this project for a family member because they dind't want to deal with the hassle of figuring out what to have for dinner each week. The program is a meal suggestor, where the generated meals can be filtered and saved. I plan to make a mobile app to go along with this one. I also want to connect the meals to a database.

I am creating a terminal-based text editor using Ratatui to learn more about creating TUIs in preparation for my re-write of my kingdom-kards project. It's honestly not a good text editor, but it works technically. It even supports Unicode.

This project is a flashcard study tool I am making to help me study French. I originally used Quizlet, but I didn't feel like paying for a pro membership, so I decided to make my own program instead. Right now, there are still a few features I need to implement, but the essentials are working.

Right now, I am working my way through the "Android Basics with Compose" course offered by the official Android developers. I plan to make a mobile app version of the Chef Suggest program I already made.