I'm a computer science student at San Francisco State University, graduating in 2026. Most of what I build sits where software meets hardware: a Python touch interface driving media apps on Raspberry Pi OS Lite, shell clients that stream video on a handheld console, a desktop control plane that runs language models on local GPUs, and a printed enclosure for a repurposed AMD BC-250 board.
One of those projects, a command-line runner for OpenQASM circuits, was accepted into the Qiskit Ecosystem. Most of my projects are open source and available on GitHub. When I'm not working on projects, I'm gaming or keeping up with the latest in science and technology.
A Python touch interface for Raspberry Pi OS Lite, running on a wrist-mounted CM4 with a DSI display. Wrapper scripts start and stop apps like mpv and uxplay from touch input, so a 5.8GHz drone feed comes up without a keyboard attached. FPV focused, but easily adapted to other uses.
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A Python CLI that runs OpenQASM 2.0 circuits on real IBM Quantum backends through qiskit-ibm-runtime, or locally on the Aer simulator. Handles backend selection, shot counts, circuit diagrams, and JSON output, interactively or from a CI pipeline. Accepted into the Qiskit Ecosystem.
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A desktop control plane for running language models locally. It scans disk for GGUF checkpoints (plus MLX on macOS), estimates VRAM, then supervises one inference server per model on a pinned GPU, all reached through a single OpenAI-compatible gateway. Electron or Docker, and the weights never leave the machine.
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A 3D-printable, console-style enclosure for the AMD BC-250. Tool-less vertical design in five printed parts, laid out around a Flex ATX PSU, high-airflow fans, and an M.2 SSD. Prints in almost any rigid filament, with ABS or ASA preferred for heat resistance. Still ongoing.
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Movie and show streaming clients for Onion OS, the alternative firmware for Miyoo Mini handhelds. Written in shell, they browse a Jellyfin library through its HTTP API and play content with the ffplay build already on the device, using Onion OS button and menu conventions.
film pictured: la haine (1995)
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Ubuntu box for AI inference and development.
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languages/ ├─ python ├─ typescript ├─ javascript ├─ c++ ├─ java ├─ sql └─ html/css
systems/ ├─ unix · linux ├─ node.js ├─ git ├─ qiskit └─ oclp
hardware/ ├─ raspberry pi · embedded linux ├─ 3d printing ├─ eeprom flashing └─ workstation builds
Always glad to talk about projects and collaborations.