An evolution of MapSwitch that introduces support for third-party map providers and Home Screen widgets, featuring enhanced logic for more reliable direction detection.

I created MapSwitch so that I can use Apple Maps for directions when clicking on a Google Maps link. This has saved me lots of headache from copying directions.

A platform to digest and present vulnerability scans for non-IT users. It was a fun proof of concept project that resulted in an application and interview with YCombinator.

A tool to summarize articles built in Python using a natural language toolkit and TextRank algorithm. It was a valuable project for understanding tokenization, embeddings and NLP concepts in general.

As part of Hanesbrands Inc. Data Analytics Competition, I worked on a data pipeline for identifying sales drivers in customer reviews. We processed over 116k customer reviews for sentiment and emotion analysis using IBM Watson Natural Language Understanding and other statistical methods.

During a 3 day AI Startup Weekend hosted by the Kapor Center for Social Impact, I prototyped an OS application that brings VR learning experiences to the classroom at an affordable cost by combining pre-made VR experiences along with a free Google cardboard box.

A web application to help students at my school sign for weekend events and for admins to plan activities. Originally started as an iOS app before turning into a web application built using Backbone and Parse frameworks. We placed second in a Blue Ocean Competition.

A personal project to understand trignometry unit circle better and implement a lightshow using an Arduino.

An online contact directory to look up phone numbers for students and faculty at my school. The goal was to replace existing spreadsheets with a portable and accessible solution.