Weenix

Weenix is a Unix-like operating system that I developed its major parts for in CS1690 at Brown.
Parts that I implemented include:
‍
- Procs: threads, processes, and synchronization primitives
- Drivers: device drivers for terminals, disks, and the memory devices (/dev/zero & /dev/null)
- VFS: common interface between the OS kernel and the file systems
- S5fS: file system based on the original Unix file system built on top of VFS
- VM: virtual memory maps, page fault handler, system calls, anonymous objects, and shadow objects that achieve a fully functional OS that is capable of managing user address spaces, running user-level code, and servicing system calls.
‍
A full documentation written by Brown University is available here.

TCP over IP over UDP

I implemented IP-TCP project which involves implementing a virtual network with a router (vrouter) and host (vhost) using a shared IP stack library. The IP stack includes a virtual link layer and network layer for sending and receiving IP packets. The project focuses on IP-in-UDP encapsulation, IP forwarding, and implementing features such as longest-prefix matching. The TCP project extends this network, building TCP on top of the virtual IP layer. It includes components like sockets, a TCP state machine, and a sliding window protocol. The TCP stack is integrated into the existing host, and a Socket API is created for socket interaction. The implementation follows RFC standards, and capstone students may implement congestion control algorithms. The project involves testing through REPL commands and evaluating performance using Wireshark capture files.

Citi

I worked with a project manager and stakeholders at Citi Tokyo to modernize a legacy internal tool written in C++ by designing in Figma & developing an application in Java Spring Boot + Angular + SQL. I managed a large C++ code base, documented complex financial business logic, and transferred them to the new application.

Patronus Deer (TeamLab)

Patronus Deer is a projection mapping art installation that I made as a project for my internship at TeamLab. The artwork was made in Unity by using C# scripting, HLSL (shader language) and GPU computing in HLSL. I realized a wall where you can touch and interact with the deer and particles, resulting in immersive user experiences. Laser rangefinders and Open Sound Control were utilized to capture human inputs from a conventional wall. I employed GPU parallel computing to achieve real-time rendering of 100,000+ curl-noise particles.

Lingualens

Lingualens is a web extension that reveals in-depth language analysis on hover and lets you add to flashcards such as Quizlet or Anki, streamlining the language learning experience. Our team crafted a prototype of the application using Figma and conducted system design for the software. This effort culminated in our recognition with the Best Design Hack award at Hack@Brown 2024.

Hack at Brown 2023 Website

Hack@Brown 2023 is a hackathon that was hosted at Brown University in 2023. As someone who was on both the design team and dev team, I worked with designers to create our website design in Figma and then worked with engineers to develop the frontend. The theme of the website was Campfire, and all components were 3D models made in blender. I managed all the 3D models and made them all come to life in our website using Three.js and react-three-fiber.

Sourcing Brothers Website

I worked with designers to develop 3D interactive background graphics for the website for SOURCING BROTHERS Co. ltd. Graphics are coded in Three.js using physics concepts and are made responsive to different screen sizes.

Shinjuku Partners Website

I worked with designers to develop interactive background graphics for the website for Shinjuku Partners Accounting Firm. Graphics are coded in p5.js using physics concepts and are made responsive to different screen sizes.

Scape

Scape is a particle simulation game which I developed for Hack@Brown 2022. Coded in pure Javascript, the game lets you play with sand, plant seeds, water the plants to grow them, and strike a lightning the burn everything! I was awarded First-time Best Hackathon for this submission.