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Full-Stack & Systems
B.A. Computer Science & Data Science
Mathematics & Philosophy Minors
Hi, I’m Lin. I’m a Computer Science and Mathematics student at the University of St. Thomas with minors in Data Science and Philosophy: Logic & Analytical Reasoning. My work focuses on AI, data, full-stack development, and human-centered technology. I have experience building research software, AI-enhanced reflection tools, campus communication systems, and interactive web projects. I enjoy turning complex technical ideas into useful, understandable tools for real people.
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Developing Python-based computational models using NumPy and graph representations for Graph Neural Operators in earthquake engineering simulation.
Developing automated workflows in Salesforce Marketing Cloud using SQL, data transformations, and audience segmentation for university communications.
Leading development and maintenance of TheCrest.news, managing WordPress CMS structure, publishing workflows, plugins, and front-page content optimization.
Developed components of an AI-enhanced journaling platform using React, D3.js, and AWS while contributing to IRB-approved HCI research.
Reimaging and deploying classroom computers, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, and supporting AV systems for academic events.
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Developed a full-stack food pantry management platform with client and staff portals, event scheduling, real-time inventory tracking, notification preferences, and an impact analytics dashboard.
Designed and developed an interactive ocean exploration game representing the CS learning journey, featuring a 12,500-tile isometric world, procedural generation, Perlin noise animations, collision detection, collectibles, and responsive lighting effects.
Developed an AI-driven sustainability game using A* search, Minimax with Alpha-Beta Pruning, CSPs, and Monte Carlo simulations to model campus navigation, resource allocation, and environmental tradeoffs.
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