AI powerered destination finder for adventurous travelers, leveraging OpenAI API to discover suitable locations with helpful informations.
Adoption hub for cats, maximizing use of relational databases to maintain data integrity and easier data management.
An edge approach for content delivery networks. Capturing state differences using eBPF, paving the way for advancing current CDN technologies.
Reinforced the operations of the course CS 119 (Introduction to Programming with Python) and CS326 (Web Programming) by providing assistance to the faculty staff. Improved students' performance and understanding by providing forum help and office hours to tutor fundamental programming topics.
Liaised financial updates to board members, providing transparent guidance and updates to 30+ purchases Managed the association’s budget of $2000+, ensuring transparent and responsible allocation of funds for events, activities, and administrative needs.
Conducted in-depth research on eBPF to capture state differences in applications, aimed at advancing CDN technologies through edge computing. Additionally implemented proof-of-concept models for performance enhancement.
Brought a 25% surge in user web traffic by upgrading pages of an engaging frontend through HTML, Bootstrap, and Tailwind frameworks which overall elevated the client's online presence. Spearheaded a project to optimize site performance by caching and minimizing HTTP requests, reducing 20% of page load times.
Utilized web scraping tools to collect and analyze data on potential business partners, identifying over 20 viable candidate that created 60% successful new connections.
Hi there, I'm Faiz, and I'm currently a junior double majoring in Computer Science and Math (Statistics and Data Science concentration) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. I've been playing with computers for as long as I can remember and started learning to code at 11. I'm currently an Undergraduate Course Assistant for CS326 (Web Programming) under Prof. Tim Richards and a Researcher for the Wireless and Sensors Systems Lab (WSSL). I'm looking to explore deeper on the interdisciplinary between computers and nature.
My main focus these days is to explore as many areas of computer science as possible and gain as much experience as I can. I am avidly interested in making functional software with aesthetic UI, and I have recently developed a liking for low-level development. I've also been enjoying my database class this semester so I'm definitely keeping my options open.
When I'm not in front of the computer, I love to go on adventures in the mountains - especially when they're misty, blanketed with pine trees, and littered with waterfalls. I also enjoy shooting cinematic videos, spoiling my cats with a little too many snacks, do any activity that gets my adrenaline going, and spotting cool trains (including Amtrak) when I get the chance.
I'm open to any opportunities that come my way and shoot me an email if you ever want to get in touch!