andrewturcan.com

Hi, my name is Andrew. I’m a Computer Science graduate from Stevens Institute of Technology (Class of 2025), currently pursuing my Master’s degree, expected May 2026.

This page serves as a resume/demo of projects I have worked on and my experience in software development.

Projects

• y84 - Virtual 16-bit CPU design
  Interactive Demo: andrewturcan.com/y84
  Features: Basic arithmetic, conditional jumping, memory operations, and interactive components (keyboard, screen, terminal).
  Uses: SvelteKit, Python (Assembler), Logisim
• DanuBot - Versatile Discord bot
  Features: Plays music, sends alerts, integrates ChatGPT for responses.
  Tech: Java, Discord4j, ChatGPT
• SwiftAA - Speedrunning assistant for Minecraft, in the form of a macOS app.
  Features: Progress tracker, livestream overlay, used by 50+ speedrunners.
  Tech: Swift, SwiftUI
• PackScript - Programming/templating language
  Features: Python based code templating, designed for Minecraft scripting, and accompanied with a VSCode extension and Minecraft mod.
  Tech: Python, JavaScript, VSCode

Experience

• Software Engineering Intern, UKG - Branchburg, NJ (05/2024 - 08/2024)
  - Automated tests for InTouch devices using REST Assured
  - Fixed UI bugs and developed backend endpoints
  - Tech: Java, SQL, ReactJS, HTML/CSS
• Full Stack Developer Intern, MEMX - Jersey City, NJ (01/2023 - 05/2023)
  - Contributed to options market functionality in a User Portal web app
  - Improved system error reporting with Slack and Confluence
  - Tech: ReactJS, NodeJS, Express, PostgreSQL

Skills

Languages: Java, Python, C, TypeScript, JavaScript, Swift, PostgreSQL

Frameworks: React, Next.js, Svelte, SvelteKit, Node.js, SwiftUI

Tools: Git, Docker, IntelliJ, VSCode, Oracle Cloud, Amazon EC2, ANTLR

Education

Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ

Master of Science in Computer Science (Expected May 2026)

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (Received May 2025)

Relevant Courses: Web Programming, Unix Programming, Artificial Intelligence, AGILE, Computer Architecture, Compiler Design, System Administration

Yellow vs Orange

Here's a neat little simulation I wrote up (it goes on forever)

Make sure you also checkout my y84 Demo!