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Hi, I'm Bryson!

Thanks for finding my little corner of the internet.

I'm currently an undergraduate Computer Engineering student at Michigan Technological University (go Huskies!). In my free time I love the outdoors, exploring the Keweenaw Penninsula, and much more. I'm also an active member of the Rowing Club at Michigan Tech (pictured below).

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You can access my Projects page here or by clicking the link in the navigation bar!

I first got into programming from a young age, getting involved with First Lego League robotics, and eventually moving into the VEX Robotics Competition. Through these experiences I learned that I really enjoyed programming these robots, and began doing small projects on the side, and learning programming from various books. My first website I ever built that went live was a small site built with a close friend for a robotics team at the time. Though rather ugly and completely unoptimized for mobile devices, it was a fun experience and a big accomplishment for us as 8th graders.
Since then, I've worked on a variety of projects, usually finding a way to work in a programming project for a school project (because it's "homework", but fun) until eventually enrolling here at Michigan Tech.

Some of my skills:

Programming Languages: C, C++, Python, Java, JavaScript, HTML/CSS
Other Services: Supabase, Firebase, GitHub, Cloudflare
Software: Git, Linux, VSCode, MATLAB, IntelliJ
Soft Skills: Communication, Teamwork, Flexibility, Detail Oriented

Educational Experience

Michigan Technological University

B.S. Computer Engineering
Expected Graduation: May 2025

Relevant Coursework: Introduction to Programming II (Java based), Programming at the Hardware/Software Interface (C, Assembly), Digital Logic, Electric Circuits and Laboratory (in progress)

GPA: 4.0

Involvement: Rowing Club at Michigan Tech

Honors: Dean's List (all semesters)

West Michigan Aviation Academy

High School Diploma
Graduated: May 2024

Relevant Coursework: AP Computer Science A (Java based), AP Computer Science Principles, Senior Engineering Design and Development