CS student at John Brown University with a passion for building things that live on the internet. Based in Arkansas — originally from Guatemala.
I'm a dedicated Computer Science student at John Brown University, pursuing a B.S. with a Minor in Full-Stack Development. I'm driven by a strong work ethic and a genuine love for technology — always looking for new ways to learn and build.
Originally from Guatemala, I'm bilingual in Spanish and English, and I bring a global perspective to everything I work on. I've served as an interpreter, taught Bible school for children in Guatemala, and coordinated logistics for rural humanitarian programs — experiences that shaped how I communicate and collaborate in diverse teams.
Outside of coursework I enjoy building side projects, exploring new CS concepts, and finding ways technology can solve real-world problems.
An improved replica of the classic 80s arcade game Galaga built with Python's
pygame library, featuring custom enemies, shooting mechanics, and scoring.
A full-featured library system built in Java with MySQL, supporting user authentication (login & sign-up), book management, and database persistence.
A vehicle model using infrared sensors to follow a line and intelligently backtrack at dead ends, built with servo motors, LEDs, and LEGO components.
A cross-platform mobile app for hobbyists and professionals who want full command over their pet tank setups. Monitor live pet activity, remotely adjust temperature, and automate feeding on a custom schedule — all from your phone. Built on a React Native front-end powered by a FastAPI backend and a PostgreSQL database.
A real-time IoT monitoring system built on the MSP430G2 microcontroller that autonomously reacts to rising temperatures — spinning up a DC fan for cooling, triggering a buzzer and flashing LED for critical alerts, and pushing live temperature readings to a smartphone over Bluetooth. A 16×2 LCD displays live status at a glance, no manual checks required.
Enterprise AI agents today operate with dangerously broad permissions — a single compromised or hallucinating agent can silently exfiltrate sensitive data across entire data lakes. This middleware framework enforces Least Privilege for machine identities through role-based access control, eliminating privilege bloat and hardening systems against prompt injection attacks. Filling a gap where no standard tooling currently exists.
Minor in Full-Stack Development
John Brown University — Siloam Springs, AR
Expected Graduation: May 2027
I'm currently a student and open to internship opportunities, collaborations, and interesting conversations about technology. Whether you have a question or just want to say hi — my inbox is always open!
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