Divine Mood
A faith-based web app that matches your mood or emotional state to Quran and Bible verses — with Arabic text, English translations, and audio recitation.
I'm based in Kamloops, BC, studying Computing Science at Thompson Rivers University. I enjoy turning ideas into real products using JAVA, Python, JS, React, APIs, and clean user-focused design.
I like building projects that feel useful, simple, and meaningful. For me, coding isn't only about writing functions or connecting APIs — it's about taking an idea, shaping the experience, and turning it into something people can actually use.
I'm currently a third-year Computing Science student at Thompson Rivers University, focused on web & Software development. I enjoy working with React, Next.js, Node.js, databases, and modern tools that help bring ideas to life.
Outside of coding, I'm drawn to design, thoughtful apps, and the intersection of logic and creativity. I care about the details — the spacing, the flow, the way something feels to use.
Four real products — not tutorials, not clones. Each one solves an actual problem.
A faith-based web app that matches your mood or emotional state to Quran and Bible verses — with Arabic text, English translations, and audio recitation.
A mobile-first web app for international students and people living abroad to send quick "I'm okay" check-ins to family — one tap, no sign-up needed.
A student productivity app for organizing study tasks, tracking progress, and building consistent academic habits — everything stored locally, no account required.
A household chore and shared-expense splitting app for student roommates — fairly assign tasks, rotate responsibilities, and track who owes what.
The goal: land a full-time software engineering position and start building at scale — applying everything learned to real products that reach real users.
Bachelor of Science in Computing Science · Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC
Designed and built Divine Mood, Far Care, StudyForge, and Fair Share — web apps built from scratch to solve real problems for real people.
Third-year Computing Science student at TRU · TRU Computing Science Society · hackathons · self-directed learning · actively building and shipping projects.
I use GitHub as a place to build, experiment, and document my learning. My projects focus on web & software development, API integration, clean UI, and practical problem-solving.
View GitHub Profile"I'm drawn to projects that combine logic, design, and real usefulness. I like apps that feel clean, calm, and easy to understand. Whether I'm building a study tool, a faith-based verse recommender, or a GitHub visualizer, I care about making the experience feel clear and thoughtful."
I like starting with a blank file. It forces real understanding.
I care about the layout, the spacing, and how something feels to use.
Real projects teach me more than any course. I build to understand.
I enjoy taking a small, specific idea and making it genuinely good.
Software, design, and user experience all matter to me equally.
I'm open to internships, co-op opportunities, and software development roles where I can learn, contribute, and build meaningful products. If you're building something interesting, I'd love to hear about it.