Background
I'm studying Computer Science & Engineering at OSU, specializing in AI, working toward finishing my degree while building things on the side. Most of what's below is what I've learned outside the classroom, but school has always been the foundation underneath it.
What I build
I build secure, production-shaped web apps — the kind with actual payments and actual auth, not just demos. I care more about a system holding up under abuse than about how many frameworks it name-drops.
Most recently I built nanomoz.com, an AI image-generation platform, end to end: a Next.js/React frontend and a FastAPI/Python backend, deployed split across a VPS and Cloudflare Workers/Containers, with Google OAuth + phone OTP sign-in, Stripe and local payment processing, Cloudflare R2 storage, and a Postgres database on Neon. Security wasn't an afterthought — the repo carries its own abuse-case checklist and a recurring scan pipeline (Semgrep, ZAP, Nuclei) alongside the usual CI.
What I care about
Systems that don't fall over when someone pokes at them wrong, code that's honest about what it actually does, and learning the boring-but-essential parts — deployment, auth, payments, security — that are easy to skip until they break.
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