Are you a long-term investor? If you are anything like me, you probably had to make numerous decisions over time to decide which stocks to buy. Every now and then, I wonder - would I have been better off if I had invested in this rather than that? I built investment.notes to help record investment decisions - both good ones and bad ones. You can only look back and learn if you keep a proper record - as with anything else in life. To add some fun to it, you can also share your investment records through shareable links!

Interactive data visualization of salaries in tech companies built with d3.js with dataset of 62,000+ data points from levels.fyi. Curious to find out which companies pay the most for software engineers with x years of experience? Interested in finding out if location makes a difference in total compensation package awarded? Checkout the visualization to find out yourself!

Sublets.nu started out as a Northwestern-IEEE team project. Our team identified a clear problem that we all agreed could and needed to be solved; to enhance off-campus room searching experience for the Northwestern community. Currently, the project is being developed by myself. Sublets.nu focuses on streamlining the search process for a sublet and sublessee tenfold. Sublets.nu provides the control and ability to compare all available options, from costs to basic amenities to proximities to campus.

Built in an attempt to deepen my understanding of core sorting algorithms learned in class. Hopefully, it will also be a useful tool for those who get a chance to interact with it. Currently supports animation speed toggling, with future plans to support interactive code testing. Built with React.

A simple Tweet bot built using Beautiful Soup and Flask. It's called a 'Three Word Philosopher' because it Tweets randomly generated sentences of three words. The bot speaks John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism. Check out the bot out through the link below!