Software Systems Engineering
Full-stack architecture, accessible interfaces, application workflows, and production delivery.
- Python
- C++
- C
- Java
- C#
- JavaScript / TypeScript
- HTML / CSS
- SQL
- React
- Next.js
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Express
- Git
- OpenCV
About Timothy
Timothy is a Boston University Computer Engineering student developing toward a physician-engineer career. His work connects software and hardware systems with patient care, medical robotics, intelligent devices, and clinical decision-making—especially where complex technology must become easier for people to use.

Boston University
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Full-stack architecture, accessible interfaces, application workflows, and production delivery.
Dataset construction, waveform feature engineering, supervised learning, and cohort comparison.
Architecture ownership, cross-functional coordination, technical handoff, and curriculum development.
Clinical-data analysis, feature comparison, visualization, and evidence-led interpretation.
Advisor-supported analysis, experimental-data preparation, CAD, and preliminary technical presentation.
Kingman Unified School District #20
Kingman, Arizona
Across commissioned software, biomedical research, AI product testing, and technical education, Timothy gravitates toward systems that require several disciplines to work together. He pairs Robotics and Machine Learning concentrations with a Chemistry minor, contributes quantitative methods and CAD work to cuffless blood-pressure research, and has led cross-functional development for a production nonprofit platform. His longer-term direction is to bring engineering judgment into clinical environments through medical robotics, intelligent devices, and human-centered decision support.