Work Experience
I have worked as a reviewer for neuroscience and medicine research papers at Cactus Communications, and as a research assitant at Alceli ltd., a company that makes proton therapy machines for cancer treatment. I am now beginning my journey in software development.
Education
I completed my Bachelors in Neuroscience with Psychology (with Bio-business) from University of Aberdeen, Scotland, in 2019.
Projects
Calculator Project
This calculator is developed using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS(SCSS). It performs basic calculations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percentage. If an operator is added while another exists on the display-bar, the existing operation is performed first. The CA button clears all the values in the display-bar, and C1 button removes one digit at a time.
Tic-Tac-Toe
This game of tic-tac-toe is developed using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS (SCSS). The game allows users to play in pairs, where Player 1 and Player 2 play using the "X" and "O" symbols, respectively. The symbols are inserted on a 3 * 3 box board, by clicking on one box at a time. The players move alternatively. To win, a player must occupy three consecutive boxes on the board, either in rows, columns, or diagonals. The user interface allows names of players to be updated, and tracks all the wins and draws. The users can also go back and view previous game states.
Beer App
This is an app for Brewdog brewery built using React with data taken from Punk API. Users see 80 beer types taken from punk API on the screen, with the image, name, and description for each beer type. The search-box in the navigation bar can be used to dynamically search for any beer by its name. Clicking on the filters button takes the users to a list of filters, where one filter can be selected at a time to filter the beers displayed by specific conditions.
Morse Code Converter
This is a English language to Morse code converter built using HTML, CSS(SCSS), and JavaScript. The user sees two display bars, one for English language input and another for Morse-code output. The text (containing English characters and numbers) entered into the first bar gets converted to Morse Code displayed on the second bar when the user presses the translate button.
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