About
Daniel is a Toronto-based designer and developer balancing technical knowledge with a commitment to building intuitive, user-focused interfaces.
Currently:
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Finishing my final year of undergrad
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Crafting case studies and honing my design skills
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Anxiously awaiting reviews of a research paper I co-authored (UIST '24)
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Pursuing new grad roles in UX and front-end development
Contact
Side Projects
Award-winning submission for UofTHacks X.
Wander is an app that promotes exploration and exercise by providing AI-generated guided running tours.
Final project submission for the BrainStation UX Design course.
Weatherwise is a weather app that responds to your preferences, creating a personalized feels-like temperature and providing recommendations for what to wear.
Education
- Specializing in Computer Science, with a focus in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
- Minoring in Psychology
- Cumulative GPA: 3.85
Work Experience
Developed an AI-powered programming assistant focused on proactivity, social presence, and real-time collaboration. Pending publication.
Designed, researched, and programmed several new educational modules that focus on the intersection of technology and society.
Designed new course materials, including quizzes and programming exercises, for CSC110/111 (first-year computer science courses at UofT, taken by 400+ students each year).
Awards
Awarded for our app Wander, which I designed and prototyped in under 36 hours.
Designation given to students for each year that they obtain a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.50 or higher.
Awarded to approximately 75 of the most highly qualified students applying to first year of direct entry, undergraduate studies.