About Me
Hey! I'm Daniel, an aspiring software developer from Metro Vancouver. I am studying for my Computing Science degree at Simon Fraser University. I have 8 months of experience at Safe Fleet as a Test Automation Engineer and 8 months of experience at WelTel Inc. as a Full Stack Developer.
Here, you can explore a selection of my projects. I am passionate about continuously expanding my knowledge of various technologies and honing my skills with programming tools and languages. As a result, I dedicate extra time and effort to refine and perfect these projects as much as possible.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to reach out!
Personal Projects
MoveIt! - Fitness Tracker
MoveIt! is your daily fitness tracker app, designed to inspire and empower users to maintain a healthy lifestyle by allowing them to create daily entries, save custom meals and activities, and track their progress easily
- Firebase
- Java
SketchApp
A sketching/drawing Android app. Complete with animations, sound effects, and many features within an easy-to-use interface
- Java
Letter Rush
A text user interface game about quickly typing valid words within a certain time limit, developed with inspiration from Word Bomb
- C
- C++
Academic Projects
Help for Helplessness: Real-Time Emotion Classification
Developed a real-time emotion recognition system that classifies levels of helplessness from short video clips using deep learning. Built a custom dataset of annotated human expressions, and evaluated three types of models
- Python
- Machine Learning
BeagleY-AI Weather Monitoring System
Built a real-time embedded system on the BeagleY-AI to monitor and display local weather conditions. Developed the system in C on a Debian Linux VM, integrating hardware components such as a temperature sensor, NeoPixel LED strip, LCD screen, and rotary encoder.
- C
- Embedded Systems
SFU Gobbles
An Android game built with two others as a submission for SFU CSSS Fall Hacks 2021 Hackathon, which placed 2nd and won $300. Developed with inspiration from Gobblet Gobblers, SFU Gobbles is a version of tic-tac-toe containing different sized pieces
- Java
Duck Hunt
An Android app created for SystemHacks 2022 Hackathon with inspiration from Transit. It uses Kotlin and Google Maps APIs to list nearby bodies of water. Each location has a 'duck' button to track your duck sightings, and you can generate a route from your current position
- Kotlin
- Google APIs
Practical Parent App
A school project made in cooperation with 3 others. Designed to assist parents with their children in many ways. Includes a timeout timer, coin flip, task manager, and other activities
- Java