Hi, I'm Kent, an undergrad Junior studying Computer Science at the Univesity of Washington. My passion is building software that improves the world around me. Most of my experience involves Android App and Game development in Java and Web Development, but I am always looking out for opportunities in other areas of development. I'm pretty nice. Let's work together!.
I'm currently working toward a Computer Science bachlor's degree at the University of Washington and will graduate in June, 2017. Everyday, I enjoy working with and am inspired and motivated by my classmates and professors in UW CSE.
JUN 2015 - SEP 2015
I am currently implementing the frontend and backend of the Admin portal to the Vertafore API Developer Portal. My work simplifies the work of the Admin in onloading and registering API customers.
SEP 2015 - FEB 2016
I will be working as a Research Assistant with the Matsuoka Labratory for High Performance Computing. I will also be taking courses on Machine Learning and Japanese as an exchange student.
These are my favorite personal projects
that I would like to showcase to you
Shows the live locations of King County busses on a Map. Interpolates the schedule data and the last known location of the user-selected bus to mark the approximate location of the bus on a map. Written using Javascript and Leaflet.js
Word-Search like Android game designed to help young students memorize groups of names such as the names of the 50 states. It is solely written using Java and LibGDX and is available on Google Play.
Mirrors the contents of a local folder to a Google Drive folder without uploading duplicates. Enables parallel uploading at up to 14.6MB/s compared to the Google's browser client's 4.5MB/s maximum upload speed. Written using the Google Drive API, Java and the Fork/Join Framework
WebApp designed to centralize and facilitate interdepartmental communcation within Vertafore. Vertaforians can post Event's, Lunches and Questions and respond to other posts via comments. Created with Node.js and the MEAN stack.
A Web Game designed to help CS students practice bitwise operations through solving progressively harder bit operation problems. Created as a team during the 2014 DubHacks Hackathon using Node.js and the HackerRank API.
An animated map of UW containing Points of Interest and calculates directions between POIs using Dijkstra's Algorithm. Created as a final project for CSE 331 using Java and the JSwing Library.