Using C# and the Monogame framework, I remade the first level of Super Mario from the NES. My objective of my Super Mario project was to learn how to make a 2D map game. A popular method of making a 2D map is to make it a text file, loop over the file, and render a sprite depending on the charater of the current index.

Using C# and the Monogame framework, I remade a popular arcade game called 1945. The game is an endless runner, high-score game. My objective was to learn how to spawn enemies and how to shoot. I also learn odd shaped collision detection. Since the plane is not a perfect rectangle, I had to put a collision rectangle around the body and another around the wings.

At Arizona Federal Credit Union, I am responsible for full stack development of www.arizonafederal.org as well as internal web applications.

At Riosalado Community College, I was responsible for front-end development of www.riosalado.edu as well as internal web applications.

After a successful proposal to my beautiful girlfriend, I developed a Laravel 9 website for my guests to RSVP on.

I built a CRUD system for a network of dealerships to keep track of their inventory of cars they will auction that month.