Computer Science & Mathematics at UNBC
I study Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of Northern British Columbia, and I graduate in 2027.
Most of what I work on is meant to be used by people in the room. On the Northern STARS robotics project I build activities that kids do with a robot, and at Northern Clinical Simulation I help set up the scenarios healthcare teams train on.
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Things I've built, from robot games to web apps.
Northern STARS, summer camp
Five games that kids played with a Reachy Mini robot at the Northern STARS summer camp. The robot watches, listens and reacts: it reads ArUco markers and body movement, runs games with buttons on a Raspberry Pi 5, and talks through a local LLM.
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December 2025
A full-stack scheduling app for students: a backend-first REST API with a dynamic UI for real-time workflow management and peer collaboration.
Open the app (Study Buddy, opens in a new tab)January 2025
Real-time hand gesture recognition for learning ASL. Gamified feedback loops, built accessibility-first: for people, not just portfolios.
January 2025
An interactive simulation of phishing, weak passwords and social engineering. Decision-based scenarios let you feel the attack before it happens.
October 2026 · DEV Weekend Challenge
Built in a weekend with Ahad Ali Baig for the Hacktoberfest "Build for a Friend" challenge. Our friend Surraya, a fourth-year psychology student, couldn't read her own lecture notes. NOTE-IT sorts messy notes into key terms, theories, researchers and studies, turns them into flashcards and diagrams, and has a Study Buddy chatbot with Tutor, Peer and Examiner modes. It runs Gemma 3 locally, so her notes never leave her laptop.
"honestly I'm kinda impressed!!!" — Surraya
Places my work has shown up.
October 5, 2026
CKPG's Campus Connections toured UNBC's Spark Lab, and we demoed Memory Matrix, one of the robot games we built for summer camp. I talked about the research behind it: about 200 kids played our games at camp, and we're studying the game logs and videos to improve how children and robots interact, so systems like this can one day work in classrooms.
Watch our segment (6:11) (CKPG video on YouTube, opens in a new tab)What people say about working with me.
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I'm open to co-op and internship roles across Canada, and always happy to talk robots, simulation or web projects. Send me a note here and I'll get back to you soon.
December 2022
SheDev Limited
Gilgit, Pakistan
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August 2023 to September 2025
Ristretto Coffee House
Prince George, BC
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January 2025 to December 2025
Ethics in CS & Calculus II, UNBC
Prince George, BC
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February 2025
Go Code Girl Camp, Active Minds
Prince George, BC
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May 2025 to August 2025
Centangle Interactive
Islamabad, Pakistan
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September 2025 to now
Northern STARS robotics project, UNBC
Prince George, BC
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September 2025 to now
Northern Clinical Simulation, UNBC
Prince George, BC
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April 2026 to now
Mitacs
Prince George, BC
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A two-player memory game, a bit like Simon. Each kid scans a name card and the robot greets them by the player name they picked. Then nine buttons light up in a sequence, and players take turns repeating it, 20 seconds each, for up to 12 rounds while the chain keeps growing.
A physical word-scramble game built on ArUco markers and played with the Reachy Mini robot.
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A two-player body-part touch and reaction game played with the Reachy Mini robot and a laptop, with LLM integration.
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