About Me

Let's learn something new together!

Hello! I'm Geoffry. I am a desktop application developer turned full stack developer. I started my journey as a student of architecture and design until I signed up for a course on building computers, or so I thought. By mistake, I actually signed up for a computer programming course and fell in love at "Hello World!". After I switched majors and obtained a B.S. in Computer Science, I found my first job in the sports industry and spent three years there. I developed applications for the NHL's scoring system, the 2018 Boston Marathon, and the 2019 San Francisco Marathon.

Skills and Experience

Here are some of the technologies I am proficient with. I am continuously adding to this list as I learn new languages and technologies.

  • Python
  • Django/Django REST Framework
  • Vue
  • JavaScript
  • HTML 5
  • CSS 3
  • Node JS
  • Express
  • MongoDB
  • C/C++
  • React
  • Git
  • Github

If you would like to see more of my professional accomplishments, they can be found in my resume.

Recent Projects

Check out some of my most recent projects!

React PPO Engine

A replay and analysis tool that tracks every power-play opportunity in NHL games: who had the advantage, at what strength, for how long, and whether they scored. It rebuilds a feature I originally built for a company that supplied power-play stats to the NHL, this time as a React learning project. A custom penalty engine runs in the browser over the NHL's play-by-play and shift data, handling minors, majors, coincidental and delayed penalties, and 3-on-3 overtime, with totals checked against official box scores. Games are served through a Cloudflare Worker that caches finished games in KV, and the results play back on an animated rink.

Artillery Strike

A calculator to help artillery teams hit their targets in the game Foxhole. This was a group project with a few friends who enjoyed playing with artillery in Foxhole, but had very limited options on good calculators. We developed a workflow that let us shift the front lines efficiently while keeping our equipment safe. Along the way, We identified pain points in our workflow that a calculator could solve, and built features into the software to address these problems, resulting in a tool that made a real difference in how effectively our team played.

Contact Me

Feel free to contact me about work opportunities, collaboration, or just to chat about code! I can be reached in the following ways.