How I Build
I like projects where the frontend, backend, and small details all have to work together.
George Urgiles - CS student building useful software.
I'm studying computer science at USF and split time between LA and SF. Most of my projects start from something I actually want to use, whether that is an internship tracker, a local AI workspace, a Minecraft mod, or a small hardware build.
Selected Projects
Internship Tracker
A full-stack tracker for internship applications with status workflow, deadlines, and follow-up notes so outreach stays organized during recruiting season.
View RepositoryKernel Workspace (RAG AI)
A local-first AI workspace and retrieval system that combines a React UI with a Python/FastAPI backend for private, offline-capable document Q&A workflows.
View RepositoryGod Weapons MC Mod
A Minecraft 1.21.4 Java mod with intentionally overpowered weapons and abilities, including custom combat effects and tuned gameplay balancing for dramatic fights.
View RepositorySpotify Desk Display
A desk display project showing live Spotify track data and album art on an external screen, built for always-on visual playback telemetry.
View RepositoryCHIP-8 Emulator
A low-level emulator project in C focused on CPU instructions, memory handling, and graphics timing to recreate classic CHIP-8 behavior.
View RepositoryLA-PULSE
A city-focused event discovery app concept for Los Angeles, with emphasis on fast browsing, practical filters, and clean mobile UX.
View RepositoryExperience
Recent Work
Lately I have been working on trackers, local AI tools, game mods, and small systems projects.
Range
I move between C, Java, Python, and web projects depending on what the idea needs.
Stack & Focus
Languages
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, C
Frameworks
React, FastAPI, Node.js ecosystem tools
Domains
RAG systems, productivity tooling, game/mod development, systems projects
Current Goal
Software engineering internships where I can build real features and learn from stronger engineers.
Contact
Open to software engineering internships and technical collaborations.