Software Developer • Power Platform (PL-200, PL-600)
I build end-to-end software—from Java/Python projects to enterprise Power Platform solutions with Dataverse, Databricks, and Azure DevOps. Recently, I shipped automation and human-in-the-loop workflows for large clients, and I love turning messy processes into clean, reliable systems.
About Me
I’m a fourth‑year B.Sc. Natural Sciences student (Computer Science & Math) at the University of Calgary and a former Power Platform Intern at Intelbyte. I’ve delivered production apps and automations for enterprise clients, with a focus on reliability, ALM/SDLC, and cross-functional delivery.
I enjoy building systems that sit between business and engineering—data models, workflow automation, testing/QA, and clean UI. Outside of internship work, I’ve maintained large team codebases and built real-time computer vision projects.
Skills & Tools
Tech Stack: Python, Java, JavaScript, SQL, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Dataverse
Focus Areas: Full-stack fundamentals, workflow automation, data modeling, testing/QA, dashboards
Projects
Merch Store (Capstone)
End-to-end internal ordering and fulfillment system built with Power Apps (Canvas + Model-driven), Dataverse, and Power Automate,
including inventory controls, notifications, scheduled summaries, and export workflows.
Developed a camera vision system using AI in Python to detect and track targets in real-time.
Leveraged OpenCV libraries and simulated Lidar data to enhance tracking accuracy and responsiveness.
Collaborated with a team to develop a Java-based implementation of the classic Pac-Man arcade game.
Integrated JavaFX for the GUI, implemented game mechanics, and developed features like leaderboards
and dynamic difficulty levels.
A comprehensive final design report for a miniature crane model, detailing the design,
constraints, and evaluation. Explores the mechanical engineering approach behind wind
turbine rotor assembly.
I’m always looking for challenging opportunities that combine software, artificial intelligence, and mechanical design.
If you’d like to collaborate or discuss any projects, feel free to get in touch!
