Computer science @ Virginia Tech
Hello! My name is Phone, like a cell-phone!
I build games, experiment with code, and I like figuring out how things work from software to the hardware running it too.
A 3D open-world browser game with procedural world generation, quests and progression, boss encounters, and save/load. Serverless peer-to-peer multiplayer lets friends join by code and fight bosses together.
Explore Legend of WildmoorA Python bot that plays Five Nights at Freddy’s on its own, using OpenCV to watch the screen in real time and power-efficient decision logic to manage cameras, doors, and lights.
Explore Horror Game BotA collection of browser and desktop experiments: finding controls, entering text, retrying actions, and making repetitive tasks a little easier.
Explore Python Automation LabCurious on screen.
Hands-on off it.
I’m studying computer science at Virginia Tech. I like projects that turn an idea into something I can actually play with.
At Micro Center, I diagnosed and repaired gaming PCs, laptops, and Apple devices, and picked up vendor repair certifications along the way. Aside from computer stuff, I’ve taught guitar, tutored students, and helped paint and assemble public art.
I like playing around with machine learning and training AI. I enjoy utilizing AI often(day and night), to help review and revise big batches of code to even outlining skeletons of a big project.
The short version
B.S. in Computer Science. Software design, data structures, and computer organization.
Board-level diagnostics and repair of gaming PCs, laptops, and Apple devices. 12+ tickets a day. Apple, HP, Dell, Lenovo, and ASUS repair certified.
Top-100 warranty seller chainwide, perfect customer-satisfaction scores, and the store’s GEAR Employee of the Month for December 2025.
Member services: front desk, enrollment, billing, and keeping the place running.
A small, growing scrapbook.
Guitar takes, project clips, and whatever catches my eye. More to come.
Have a project, a question, or a good game recommendation?