About Me

UBC Statistics student working on ML, data analysis, and AI-assisted project prototypes

I study Statistics at the University of British Columbia and use this site to keep a clear record of the projects I can discuss in interviews.

My strongest work is in hands-on ML coursework and data analysis: cleaning data, building features, comparing baselines, checking model behavior, and explaining results with clear limitations.

I also build personal and AI-assisted prototypes, including local LLM workflows, coding-agent experiments, financial-data dashboards, and small web tools. For those projects, I focus on design decisions, manual checking, and what I learned from the process.

Highlights

  • UBC Statistics BSc, expected 2027
  • CS GPA: 3.75 / 4.33
  • Coursework and self-directed projects across ML, NLP, data analysis, Java/C++ labs, and AI-assisted tools
  • Most comfortable with Python notebooks and data workflows; have also used TypeScript, Java, C++, C, and R

Comfortable With

PythonPandasNumPyJupyter NotebookScikit-learnMatplotlibGitGitHubData CleaningEDA

Coursework Foundations

StatisticsLinear RegressionClassificationClusteringData StructuresAlgorithmsOOPJavaC++CR

ML / NLP Practice

Random ForestDecision TreeLogistic RegressionKNNXGBoostK-MeansDBSCANTF-IDFGloVeLDAFeature EngineeringCross-validation

Have Used In Projects

TypeScriptJavaScriptNext.jsReactTailwind CSSStreamlitPlotlyAKShareTradingViewPine ScriptJUnitPytest

AI-Assisted Workflows

Vibe CodingMulti-Agent CollaborationPrompt EngineeringLocal LLMChatGPTDeepSeekQwenOllamaTool CallingContext Management

Learning / Exploring

AI AgentsBrowser AutomationCLI ToolingWorkspace SafetyCloudBaseTokenHubGitHub ActionsTime SeriesFinancial DashboardsFinancial Data Review