A little about me.

I’m Jeremy, a computer science student from Laguna. I started with small classroom projects and gradually took on the work beyond the interface.

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It started with small projects.

I started programming in my first year of college. My early projects were small desktop applications: a calculator, a zodiac finder, and eventually a point-of-sale system built with classmates.

That was my first experience building a complete application as part of a team.

Then the projects got bigger.

I moved into web and mobile applications, first working on interfaces and later taking on more of the application.

Outside coursework, I kept experimenting and built my first portfolio.

Working with a real client
changed things.

I led a nine-person team on a project for a real client. My responsibilities expanded into planning the system, coordinating development, and getting it deployed.

That experience sparked my interest in how software is delivered and maintained. I started paying more attention to the work that continues beyond building the interface.

What I’m focused on.

I’m continuing to learn how to make applications easier to release, maintain, and run reliably.

I still enjoy building the interface, but my interest now extends to the work behind it.