Personal site v1.2 / playable demos live

Amine Hamlouchi

Computer science student at the University of Louisville building useful software, cleaner data workflows, and web experiences with a little motion in the room.

Mode CS + software
Energy data, ops, community
Next internships, shipped work
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Now

Useful systems, clean interfaces, real momentum.

I am a computer science student at UofL's J.B. Speed School of Engineering, open to software engineering, data analytics, and technical internship roles. The thread through the work is practical: make the messy thing easier to track, explain, automate, or use.

That has shown up in store inventory tools, retail analytics notebooks, front-end weather visualization, livestream production, student org work, and the everyday operations problems that reward clear thinking.

Projects

Six public repos, with two playable right here.

A mix of analytics, automation, games, and systems coursework. The game projects now open as browser demos, so the portfolio does more than point at code.

Principles

Make it usable

Good software should remove friction, make the next step obvious, and respect the person using it.

Ship the version

Get the thing working, learn from it, then keep tightening the details until it feels inevitable.

Connect the dots

Data, operations, community work, and web design all meet when information needs to move clearly.

Next Layer

Built so the next update is easy.

01

Add richer case-study pages for the strongest repos as the screenshots, metrics, and demos mature.

02

Keep tightening the GitHub READMEs so each project explains the problem, setup, and result quickly.

03

Keep tuning the site as the resume evolves through internships, classes, and shipped work.