I'm Peter. I am a new graduate from Temple University with a major in Information Science & Technology this past May. I am a detail-oriented, collaborative, and innovative student seeking for career opportunities in the tech industry with the drive to link the bridge between tech and reality. Looking for a dynamic organization to challenge and strengthen my passion of earning and analytical ability and to be part of a team to grow both personally and professionally.
Lead
January 2019 - December 2022
BioCat is a web-based Catalogue Management System designed for the Biology Department at Temple University. It enables staff and lab instructors to efficiently access, manage, track, and request microscope slides. With BioCat, users can easily navigate a comprehensive catalog, ensuring quick retrieval of specimens for educational and research purposes. The system offers advanced features for inventory management, slide tracking, and request handling, optimizing slide management processes. BioCat promotes seamless collaboration, accurate record-keeping, and efficient utilization of microscope slides within the department.
The Pokémon Visualization Project is an interactive web application that utilizes HTML, JavaScript, and d3.js to provide a visually captivating exploration of Pokémon data. With interactive charts, graphs, and network diagrams, users can analyze Pokémon types, abilities, and evolution chains, uncovering patterns and connections. It offers an immersive experience for both Pokémon enthusiasts and data analysis enthusiasts, showcasing the power of data visualization in understanding the Pokémon universe.
"What's the Commute?" is a user-friendly web application designed to assist individuals in finding the ideal homes and areas that strike a balance in their commute. By leveraging the power of the Google Maps API, it accurately calculates the distance and duration between locations, providing valuable insights into travel time, costs, and environmental impact. Users can input their car's fuel efficiency, gas prices, and weekly commutes to estimate annual gas costs and carbon footprints. With an intuitive interface, and customizable parameters "What's the Commute?" empowers users to make informed decisions about their work-life balance and transportation choices while optimizing their commuting experience.
The ToDo App is a secure task management application with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for user access. It enables users to create to-do lists, manage tasks, and seamlessly integrate with their calendars to schedule and add events. This comprehensive app ensures efficient task management and effective time planning for both personal and professional use.
Car Collectors Bubble is an exciting web application and my inaugural venture into client-side scripting. This project aims to provide a vibrant platform for car enthusiasts to showcase their car builds and engage in lively discussions with fellow enthusiasts. Alongside the interactive community features, the application incorporates a dedicated blog where I chronicle my journey and share insights gained during the development process. Car Collectors Bubble creates a dynamic space for car aficionados to connect, inspire, and celebrate their shared passion for automotive craftsmanship.
"The Price is Right Replica" is a C# Windows Forms application that showcases my proficiency in software development. This project demonstrates my ability to create an engaging and interactive replica of the renowned game show. By meticulously recreating the game mechanics and incorporating captivating visuals, I successfully captured the essence of the original show. This application highlights my skills in C# programming, user interface design, and attention to detail. It stands as a testament to my passion for developing enjoyable and immersive software experiences.
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peterbui.tech@gmail.com
Philadelphia PA
