Parts Sales Manager
AutoZone
- Managed inventory, POS operations and the daily retail workflow.
- Helped customers identify automotive parts and troubleshoot vehicle issues.
- Coordinated inventory management while maintaining excellent customer service.
Software Engineer
I build systems, experiments, and things I want to understand.
Computer Science graduate focused on software engineering, backend development and artificial intelligence.
I enjoy building software from the ground up — from desktop applications and full-stack web platforms to Raspberry Pi systems and AI-powered tools.
Professionally, I've trained and evaluated AI models at Invisible Technologies and developed production web applications during my software engineering internship.

Raspberry Pi 5, a 6DOF IMU, GPS, a camera and 4G LTE — the in-car device at the heart of CrashLens.
Networking and security foundations — Cisco CCNA, Google Cybersecurity — and the architecture that joins device, edge and cloud.
Evaluated LLM reasoning, accuracy and instruction-following at Invisible Technologies. Prompt engineering, machine learning, computer vision.
Python, Java, C/C++ and JavaScript. Award-winning Java + MySQL desktop systems, backend APIs and full-stack web platforms.
GeorgeOS, algorithm visualizers and the Lab — things built to understand how they behave.
Things I've built, catalogued as artifacts. Each one has a file: the problem, the system, the decisions.
A Raspberry Pi 5 in-car device and app ecosystem that detects crashes, records evidence — video, sensor data and GPS — and dispatches automated alerts to drivers, first responders and insurance providers.
An AI-powered digital personality experience featuring interactive card decks, cinematic storytelling and guided self-discovery.
A Java and MySQL desktop application for managing student records, enrollment, reporting, search, filtering and role-based access.
A Java desktop application integrating the Google Books API for cataloguing, borrowing, inventory management and member records.
An interactive visualization of Hopcroft's DFA minimization algorithm that lets you observe partition refinement step by step.
A collection of cryptographic algorithms and security-protocol implementations built while studying applied cryptography and system security.
A machined rail of years. Roles mount above it, milestones below.
AutoZone
Invisible Technologies Inc.
Custom Digital Solutions, LLC
Available for internships, junior software engineering, ai engineering, freelance projects.
Connect →No percentages. Pick a domain to see what's in it — and where each skill was actually used.
The languages behind the archive — from embedded Python to Java desktop systems.
Evaluating model behaviour professionally, and building with ML.
APIs, persistence and the plumbing between devices and people.
Interfaces that feel intentional — responsive, animated, branded.
Hardware, networks, security and the algorithms underneath.
Managed platforms chosen per problem, not per habit.
The bench.
Kept like a material archive: machined plates for awards, slats for honours, credential cards in a rack.
Recognized across four semesters for academic excellence.
Working experiments — simulations, algorithm visualizers, a neural network trained in your browser. Built to understand how things behave.
Enter the benchSame person, different mood. GeorgeOS is a desktop you can use: draggable windows, a working terminal, a file manager, four games, a guestbook and three CRT themes.
Enter GeorgeOSgeorge@portfolio:~$ contact --list
Open to software engineering roles, freelance work, collaborations and ambitious ideas.