Based in Taiwan · Building in public
Computer Science Student & Aspiring Software Engineer
I build practical web applications with a focus on backend development, data visualization, and maintainable software design.
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Learning, building, improving.
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I am a post-baccalaureate Computer Science student at Feng Chia University in Taiwan. My current work focuses on transforming academic assignments into complete, demonstrable software projects with clear documentation, reliable data, and thoughtful engineering decisions.
I am continuously improving my skills through hands-on development and building a portfolio that reflects both technical growth and professional software engineering practices.
I care about building software that is understandable, testable, and honest about its data, limitations, and development status.
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Selected work that shows where I am now—and what I am improving next.
A full-stack web application for exploring historical chicken cutlet prices in Taiwan. It combines an Express.js API, SQLite database, interactive visualization, source references, and specification-driven development.
A Java 21 command-line gradebook analyzer for adding students, listing scores, calculating class average, finding highest and lowest scores, and showing a pass/fail summary.
A Java 21 command-line expense analyzer for recording expenses, calculating total spending, summarizing spending by category, and finding the highest expense.
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Languages
Backend & Data
Frontend
Tools & Workflow
Currently Learning
This list reflects technologies I have used in projects or am actively learning; it does not imply equal proficiency across every item.
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I translate project goals into documented requirements, implementation tasks, and verifiable outcomes.
I distinguish observed data from estimates and document sources, assumptions, and limitations.
I aim for readable structure, meaningful commits, validation, testing, and documentation that supports future development.
I treat academic projects as starting points, then refine their architecture, reliability, accessibility, and presentation.
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I am currently building my software engineering portfolio and welcome conversations about graduate study, internships, and entry-level software development opportunities.