
2025 Memphis City Hackathon Winner
Our team built Blight Predictor to help Memphis identify neighborhoods at risk and take action before urban blight spreads.
Proficient in Python, Java, C, Lua, JavaScript, C#, HTML, R, CSS, SQL, React, Assembly, Swift, and TypeScript.

I’m a software engineer at AutoZone, where I help develop and improve AutoZone.com using modern frontend technologies. I graduated from Rhodes College with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science after working at AutoZone as a software engineering intern. I’m passionate about building intuitive, accessible, and reliable digital experiences that serve millions of customers.

Our team built Blight Predictor to help Memphis identify neighborhoods at risk and take action before urban blight spreads.
I enjoy modding and fixing retro game consoles, giving new life to old forgotten systems that could use some love. While not exactly "in fashion" I take my Gameboy Advance SP everywhere I go.
Along with retro consoles, I also love collecting and using vintage computers. My 1986 Macintosh Plus looks as if it just came out, and still manages to run floppies.
I have a mini home lab where I run a NAS and a VPN. The NAS stores old computer backups, home videos, and hosts the occasional Minecraft Server. I spend more time than I'd like to admit making sure the patch cables look straight and neat.













Empowering city staff and community members with advanced data analysis to prioritize properties for blight mitigation across Memphis.

A Windows tray app that quickly enables or disables SteamVR by toggling the install folder, letting you switch between VR and Desktop modes instantly.

A nostalgic music player with Cover Flow album browsing, inspired by mid-2000s iTunes. Local playback, MP3 metadata support, no streaming required.