Creating Insightful Projects
With Potential

Queen's Computing Orientation

July 2025 - September 2025

React | Vite | Tailwind | Figma | Three.js

Website for Queen's Computing Orientation, the volunteer-based orientation council which I was apart of. Created in less than 2 weeks with tremendous help in design from Rowan, an amazingly talent friend of mine. Inspired by the material created by William, previous website manager for the organization. Showed me what amazing teamwork can do and how I can make projects happen if I have the passion for them

Aishang Arts Centre

June 2025 - Current

React | Vite | Tailwind | Image Hosting | Preview Creation

Paid commision for a Toronto Chinese senior charity to create a website to host their images and advertise the charity. Developed within 2-3 weeks, gradually adding new events and new images, I learnt how to use scroll-based CSS and how to host images. Hardest challenges included creating previews of images and learning how to host such websites

A2J: Ace Attorney

February 2025

Streamlit | Python | Langchain

Built a pro-bono LLM intake service for lawyers in the hopes to reduce client onboarding times as a part of a one day hackathon. Winning $2000 cash prize and asked to present a demo for interested pro-bono organizations in North America. Integrated Open AI with JSON-structured legal documents, creating a user-friendly frontend with Streamlit and streamlined the AI with Langchain, generating tailored questions and summaries of client cases for lawyers to use

Synapsis Main Website

February 2025

Next.js | Mongo.db | Mongoose | Express | Auth0 | Firebase

Developed the architecture, design, and code for Synapsis' website, Queen's biomedical organization. Reworked and refactored most of the Github, and helped teach organization practices to executives. Worked on resolving the issues in the back and implementing features wanted by members of the team.

mybetes: Diabetes Calulation App

January 2025

Next.js | React | Tailwind | OpenAI | Vercel | Computer-Vision | Picture Segmentation | SegmentBody | IP-Adapter

App created for the 2025 QHacks Hackathon that takes in images of food, and tries to help manage blood sugar level of diabetics by estimating its glycemic index. MyBetes uses computer vision to analyze photos of meals and estimate their glycemic index (GI), which is a key factor in managing blood sugar. Once the meal’s GI is classified as low, moderate, or high, the app provides tailored advice for meal adjustments. For higher GI meals, the suggestions are more proactive, while lower GI meals get minor tweaks. Additionally, MyBetes includes a built-in assistant, powered by ChatGPT, that helps users with further insight and specific queries.

Queen's Table Tennis Club Website

January 2025 - April 2025

React | Tailwind | Express | Github | PostgreSQL

Lead a team of 3 for the 2025-2025 QWeb Winter Web Development Sprint. As it was their first time making a website, we went slow and I taught them mainly about React and Tailwind. This included webhooks, best practices with CSS, and how to use applications such as Vite and Github. In the end, we developed a functional website which worked based on the users needs and even had a working timer.

QMind: Uncertainty-Aware Training Research

October 2024 - April 2025

Python | Pytorch | Segment Anything Model (SAM) | Uncertainty-Aware Adapter (UAT) | Conditional Variational Autoencoder (CVA) | Uncertainty-Aware Training

Researched uncertainty-aware semantic segmentation for autonomous driving in adverse weather, improving scene understanding under rain, fog, and snow.Utilized Adapted Segment Anything Model and SAM 2 with uncertainty guided fine-tuning, custom loss functions, and ambiguity-aware adapters to produce more reliable segmentation in safety-critical driving scenarios.Built training and evaluation pipelines in Python using PyTorch achieving stronger IoU and Dice scores while improving segmentation robustness in challenging weather conditions.

FittingRoom: Future Fashion Tool

March 2024

React | Tailwind | Express | MongoDB | Auth0 | Figma | Google Colab | SegmentBody | IP-Adapter

App created for the 2024 HackThe6ix Hackathon, that takes a photo of you and clothes and generates an image of you in those clothes. Lets you try out any outfit you want simply with an image of the clothes you want and a photo of you before you buy it. After selection, it will generate a photo of you in the clothes, replacing the clothes you were currently wearing. If you like the photos, you can create an account to save your photos and revist them another time. Taught me how to act and react at hackathons and gave me my first taste into how powerful AI models had become.

Queen's Game Development Club Website

March 2024 - April 2024

React | Javascript | Node.js | Github | Figma

Website created for Queen's Game Development Club as a general website as part of QWeb's Winter Sprint. Was my first time working on a website project and did so as a front-end developer. Learnt a lot of what to do, what not to do, and how teams came come together and fall apart. Developed by collaborating with the club executives and QWeb Team

AI Safety Squad

February 2024

Unity | C++ | Social Issues | Aseprite

QHacks 2024 Submissios, game developed to promote awarness of AI, its potential and its danger. Taught 3 new beginners how to code in C++, use Aseprite, and use Unity for our first ever hackathon. The game takes place in a sci-fi, data filled world, representing the datasets and machine learning models that contribute to the creation of an AI model. The main character, a cute little piece of data, is tasked with "fixing" the world it is in, by playing minigames that solve the issues with the data.

Coffe

March 2022

Unity | C++ | Game Development | Aseprite | Game-Based UI | Storgae System | 2D RPG

Goodbye gift made for my high school friends. Created all the assets and code myself including movement, UI, quest, and item systems similar to RPG Maker. Influenced me to dive deeper in visual art, music, and coding as a whole and promoted

DiscriminAsian

May 2021

Unity | C++ | Social Issues | Aseprite | Platforming | Text-Based UI

Made as a submission to social studies class in high school about the history of asian discrimination in Canada, this was my first project I made of coding. Created as a platforming game where you are a time travelling explorer, exploring different eras of Canada. While I had made other smaller things (websites, few lines of Python code, etc.) this really cemented my love for coding and made me see it as a means to express myself and get work done. Most assets were done by my friend, Abigail.