About Me
Hey, I'm Zechariah, and I'm currently studying computer science at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. My primary interests lie in software development, video editing, and web design. I love bringing ideas to life, whether through interactive websites, polished videos, or elegant code.
Outside of tech, I also love volleyball, soccer, photography, and traveling the world.
I am obsessed with seeing my work come to life before my eyes, and I dream of working in a field that allows me to create something out of nothing.
Projects
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Jan 2025 – Present
Cross-platform playlist sharing app that maps tracks between Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music, with OAuth for each service and Supabase for auth and data. TestFlight beta with 20+ users. Previously called MusicBridge.
iOS app that finds the songs in any Instagram reel, whether tagged in the audio, shown as on-screen text, or just audible. Spun out of Museaic's reel importer.
Dictate an assignment to an iOS Shortcut and it lands in my Notion database. A serverless function has Claude pull out the name, label, and deadline, checks them, and works out the priority from the due date.
A desktop-style portfolio with tiling, resizable windows, built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
Chrome extension meant to estimate a product's shipping emissions while you shop and suggest greener alternatives at a similar price. The Amazon scraper, popup, and search-term API are built; the emissions math and alternatives search aren't yet.
On hold: my friend who was the PM stepped away, and I haven't picked it back up solo yet.
Jan 2025 – May 2025
AI-powered earnings call analysis platform. Built its sentiment graph, a 48-hour stock chart around each call, and the Next.js dashboard tying together the AI summary engine and a RAG chatbot.
Aug 2025 – Present
Official site of Big Data Big Impact at Georgia Tech. As Digital Resources Manager, rebuilt it from Angular to React and Next.js and moved it to Vercel.
AI-powered journaling app for expressing emotions and receiving support. Built with a team of four at HackGT 11.
Georgia Tech Vertically Integrated Projects team building drone-based detection. I set up the team repo and wrote the benchmark that measures our RT-DETR model's speed on an NVIDIA Jetson across four test sets.
Mobile-first Framer site for a local law office, with service details and a consultation request form. Client inquiries rose over 400% in three months.
The live site is offline: the attorney has since moved to a new firm. The archived copy is static, so its flip cards and FAQ accordion no longer work.
Squarespace redesign for Central Washington Justice for Our Neighbors, a regional nonprofit, increasing site visits by 150%.
The live site has changed since I handed it off, so this links an archived copy of my redesign. Its hero video didn't survive archiving.
Illustrated marketing site for a toy and novelty store, built around a hand-composed scene with procedurally generated clouds.
A prototype: it isn't deployed on Inland Octopus's own domain.
