I'm an 18-year-old high school student based in Los Angeles, currently attending Harvard-Westlake School, with a strong focus on creative technology and project-based development. Over the past several years, I've spent significant time exploring coding, interactive design, software projects, and experimenting with both the functional and experiential aspects of technology. These experiences have taught me how to approach complex problems thoughtfully, balance usability with innovation, and iterate quickly to improve outcomes.
My passion for programming started when I was a child, building various worlds with LEGOs and in Minecraft. I always had the desire to create, leading me to start developing small projects in Scratch. During the pandemic, I self taught myself a little bit of HTML, and in high school I discovered Python and Java in my computer science classes. My skills have only grown from there; every year I participated in my school's Hackathon, winning two awards for the games my team and I created.
I thrive on collaboration, problem-solving, and taking initiative to bring ideas to life. Whether brainstorming, pitching projects, or building software, I enjoy working with others to turn concepts into tangible results. I'm motivated by opportunities to expand my skills, tackle new challenges, and contribute to projects that make a real impact, while continually learning and growing as a developer.
I will be updating this website regularly to showcase my work. Additionally, I post devlogs at @shebuildgames on Instagram and YouTube!
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- Role: Solo Lead Developer
- Developed in Godot Engine using GDScript
- Utilized Google Firebase to export the game as
a website, connected global leaderboard
I created this for a friend and to learn Godot Engine and improve project management skills. During this project, I analyzed the mechanics of the original game, then added new creative mechanics.
- Role: Producer & Lead Developer
- Currently being developed in Unity using C#
- Leading a team of 9 other programmers, artists, and sound designers
I've been developing the business and marketing model for Studio Citrus, budgeting expenses for the project, delegating tasks, and have started programming the base game structure now that development is underway.
- Role: Producer & Programmer
- Developed in Unity using C#
- Created in only one week
Rab-Bit was a direct inspiration of the game Ladybug. Ladybug is a game that's similar to Pac-Man, with one main difference: you have the ability to change the map with rotating doors.
In one week, our team was able to create a pixelated game (an homage to the original Ladybug), complete with a home scree, lose screen, sound effects, fully integrated art, and random enemy movement that becomes aggressive when you get close.
Get in touch to talk about my work or to collaborate! You can also email me directly at: scpbusiness08@gmail.com.