Hi, my name is

Jordan.

I build low-level systems

Computer Science student interested in systems programming, graphics, and rendering.

Resume

About Me

I am a Computer Science student at Stony Brook University specializing in systems programming, graphics, and game development. I work extensively with low-level systems, real-time rendering, and emulation.

Here are the main areas I work with:

C/C++
OpenGL/GLSL
Systems Programming
Game Programming
Python
Linux/Bash

Experience

Brookhaven National Laboratory
Suffolk County Community College

SULI Research Intern - Brookhaven National Laboratory

Jun 2025 - Aug 2025

Built a Java 17 / JavaFX client integrating the Bluesky Queue Server into Phoebus, enabling beamline scientists to queue, edit, and monitor experimental plans in real time without leaving the Phoebus environment
Designed a high-performance REST service layer with rate limiting, retry logic, and JSON serialization, streaming live console output and status updates to the UI with sub-second latency
Implemented a layered architecture (HTTP client, service, controller, view) for maintainability, type safety, and future extensibility
Developed modular, responsive FXML-based widgets supporting drag-and-drop queue management, dynamic parameter editing, and resizable layouts
Achieved 100% request success rate in benchmark testing with mean response time of 18.6 ms and stable memory usage during extended operation
Deployed both as a standalone Phoebus application and as modular plugins for flexible integration across beamline stations
Eliminated the need for external tools, reducing operator context switching and streamlining experimental workflows at the National Synchrotron Light Source II
Presented project poster to 300+ attendees including researchers, engineers, and fellow interns at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s summer intern symposium, highlighting integration benefits for beamline operations

CCI Research Intern

Aug 2024 - Dec 2024

Designed and implemented a custom interpreter for the Deposition Laboratory’s control system, enabling EPICS-compatible scripting to streamline experiment automation and device communication
Developed Python and C++ bindings for interfacing with EPICS IOCs (Input/Output Controllers), enhancing system flexibility and reducing maintenance overhead
Engineered a custom GUI (Qt-based) for chamber status monitoring and user control, improving accessibility for researchers
Developed remote script execution using Bluesky QueueServer, allowing researchers to submit and execute experiment scripts remotely with asynchronous job scheduling and real-time status tracking
Presented research findings at an in-house BNL research conference

Computer Science Tutor - Suffolk County Community College

Oct 2023 - May 2024

Provided one-on-one tutoring in programming languages (Java, C, C++, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, MIPS Assembly) and core CS concepts (data structures, algorithms, object-oriented programming, design patterns)
Assisted students in debugging code, understanding complex algorithms, and improving coding practices

Undergraduate Researcher

Nov 2022 - May 2023

Developed a Raspberry Pi-based, 3D-printed system for real-time water quality monitoring, using Python software for data analysis and visualization; tested in the Patchogue River
Presented research findings at the SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC), showcasing advancements in environmental data collection and analysis