Welcome to my portfolio webpage. Here I will upload projects that I have done and collaborated with. This webpage will be updated continuously. Feel free to check my GitHub profile for all my repositories.
Relevant Coursework:
Relevant Coursework:
University of Minnesota: Data Visualization and Analytics Boot Camp
Rockwell Automation E-learning
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University of Minnesota: Coding Boot Camp
Passwords are a real security threat. Over 80% of hacking-related breaches are due to weak or stolen passwords. If you want to safeguard your personal info and assets, creating secure passwords is a big first step. That’s where this Random Password Generator comes in. Impossible to crack passwords are complex with multiple types of characters (letters, numbers, and symbols). And the best part, it’s FREE. Give it a try!
Connect 4 is a two player connection computer game, in which the players take turns to see who can connect 4 first. The numbers (1 or 2) fall straight down, occupying the lowest available space within the columns. The player can win by connecting 4 of their numbers in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line.
This is a Weather Data Visualization dashboard that will let the viewer see the data that was used to create the graphs. When the graphs are clicked in the Visualizations sections, it will take the viewer to that specific graph an give a summary. Similar to the scroll bar, due take a look at the comparison and data pages to see more!
This is an Interactive Dashboard that lets the viewer explore the data that was obtained from the Belly Button Biodiversity dataset. The dataset reveals that a small handful of microbial species (also called operational taxonomic units, or OTUs, in the study) were present in more than 70% of people, while the rest were relatively rare. Explore few or all of the Test ID's to view the unique data!
This is an interactive Earthquake and Tectonic Plates Visualization map the lets the user view where earthquakes have occured around the world. The data that was used to create this visual is from the USGS GeoJSON Feed and Github: tectonicplates.
Since 2013, the Citi Bike Program has implemented a robust infrastructure for collecting data on the program's utilization. Through the team's efforts, each month bike data is collected, organized, and made public on the Citi Bike Data webpage. However, while the data has been regularly updated, the team has yet to implement a dashboard or sophisticated reporting process. That's where this dashboards comes in. This story provides information regarding the 2022 year to get a better accurate measure of data. Check the dashboard out to see what story it tells!
It is know that the Earth’s resources are limited. I will discover what energy sources would look like in the near future. Out of the different energy sources the focus will be the top 2 energy production and consumption sources: Oil and Gas. The premise is to predict the consumption and production of both sources in the next 5 years. Data cleaning will be done using Python Pandas to perform the ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) process for the new cleaned csv files. This will allow me to make data driven decisions to investigate the premise of the project. Prediction models for oil and gas energy production and consumption with Scikit-Learn (Machine Learning). I will train and test the prediction model based on historical data to gauge accuracy for future predictions based on trends. Tableau will be used to generate the visualizations to illustrate the narrative of the energy sources (oil and gas). To showcase the data analysis I will build a webpage using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap to present all of the findings.
On the engineering side, I love to fix things, solve problems and find out why things work. Every day when I walk into work I know there will be a new problem to solve or a different device to fix. The satisfaction I get by using my engineering skills to solve problems is why I get out of bed in the morning. Knowing that what I do makes a difference within the company and to the end-user is so fulfilling. My ambition is to continue to gain knowledge so I can take on bigger and more challenging problems. I want to continue to use my skills to make a difference by continuously improving the way we engineer things.
On the software side, I really enjoy building web applications, I do fullstack work on side projects. I enjoy building tools that automate a tedious task, that and/or help users improve their life and be more productive.
Outside of engineering & software, you might find me reading a book, playing some tennis, or deeply invested in a videogame.
If you are looking for an energetic person to take on challenges, I am always looking for new enriching experiences.