Cartoon Gabor sitting at a desk with his computer
Software Engineering and Network Engineering

Ideas into
working things.

I build browser tools, dashboards, and apps that make everyday tasks easier. Take a look at what I’ve been working on.

OPEN TO OPPORTUNITIESSHERIDAN COLLEGE
A LITTLE ABOUT ME

Hi, I’m Gabor.

I’m currently studying Software Engineering and Network Engineering at Sheridan College. I love building projects, learning new things, and seeing an idea turn into something I can actually use. I have ambitions and goals that I’m working toward, one step at a time.

My interest in software really started when I got my first gaming PC at 18. I was amazed by what it could do, and that curiosity made me want to understand more about the software behind it. Since then, I’ve wanted to keep learning and start building things of my own.

I’m not a straight A student, and I’m still building my experience and qualifications. What I do bring is determination and a willingness to put the work in. I care about what I do and try to give it my best. My goal is to keep improving until I become the experienced, capable person I want to be.

I’m especially interested in learning how to use AI to its fullest potential, exploring what it can help me create, while learning to question and check the results. Away from my projects and studies, I enjoy watching movies, hiking, and going to the gym.

Build✳Learn✳Iterate✳Make it useful✳Build✳Learn✳Iterate
WHERE I AM NOW

Learning through study and project work.

I’m studying Software Engineering and Network Engineering at Sheridan College. Personal projects give me a place to put what I’m learning into practice.

01 / EDUCATIONCURRENT

Software Engineering and Network Engineering

Sheridan College

Studying software development and networks, then applying those ideas through projects of my own.

02 / PROJECT WORKONGOING

Building software from the ground up

Independent projects

Working on browser tools, dashboards, and system projects, from the first interface sketch through data handling and refinement.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / SELECTED PROJECTS

Software built
to solve problems.

See what each project does, how its code is organized, and the engineering choices behind the design.

MY WORK

Tech Stack

Languages, frameworks, databases, cloud services, and AI tools used across my projects.

Frontend

JSJavaScript
TSTypeScript
⚛React
HHTML
#CSS
≋Tailwind CSS
VVite
MFramer Motion

Backend

⬡Node.js
HHono
t3tRPC
CFCloudflare Workers
D.jsDiscord.js

Database

SQLSQL
D1Cloudflare D1
SQLiteSQLite
DrDrizzle ORM

Scripting

PyPython
PSPowerShell

AI Tools

GPTGPT
CClaude
AICloudflare Workers AI
CONTINUING EDUCATION

Certifications.

Courses I’ve completed alongside my studies and projects.

Google

Introduction to AI

Issued March 2026

HackerRank

SQL (Basics)

Issued March 2026

HackerRank

Python (Basic)

Issued March 2026

Simplilearn

C Programming Basics

Issued March 2026

Google

Maximize Productivity With AI Tools

Issued March 2026

THE NEXT CHAPTER

What’s next.

After Sheridan, my next step is Computer Science. Along the way, I’m working toward certifications that deepen my skills in systems, security, cloud, and networking.

In progress

Software Engineering and Network Engineering Diploma

My current program and the foundation for the next step.

Working toward
Planned after Sheridan

Computer Science

After graduating from Sheridan, I plan to continue my studies in Computer Science.

Working toward

Certifications I’m working toward

In progress · not yet earned
In progress

CompTIA A+

Hardware, operating systems, and troubleshooting.

Working toward
In progress

CompTIA Security+

Security foundations, threats, and defense.

Working toward
In progress

AWS certification

Cloud services and infrastructure.

Working toward
In progress

Cisco CCNA

Networking, routing, and switching.

Working toward
HOW I LIKE TO BUILD

Good technology should make life a little easier.

I enjoy turning an idea into something people can actually use. My approach is simple: understand the need, build a working solution, then keep improving it until it feels clear and dependable.

01 / START WITH A NEED

Understand the problem

Who is this for? What are they trying to do? Those answers help shape a tool around real people instead of adding features for their own sake.

02 / MAKE IT WORK

Build it step by step

I break a big idea into smaller pieces, connect the code, and check that each part does what it should.

03 / MAKE IT CLEAR

Keep refining

I look for what feels confusing, slow, or unreliable, then improve it. That is how a rough idea becomes easier to use.

HAVE A PROJECT IN MIND?

Let’s talk about it.

I’m happy to hear about projects, questions, or opportunities.

THE IDEA

CODE AND ENGINEERING