Who am I?
My name is Chaz Hampton, I am a software engineer currently residing in Las Vegas, Nevada. My journey into software development began at the age of 13, where I started crafting tools and scripts. Over the years, I have excelled in numerous projects, collaborated within diverse team environments, and played a pivotal role in developing robust backend solutions during my tenure in the U.S. Air Force.
My passion lies in addressing real-world challenges through the creation of impactful and innovative products. I possess comprehensive expertise in full-stack web development, but have also found a calling in mobile development.
Beyond the code, I find fulfillment in leisurely activities such as gaming on my PS5, listening to music, kayaking, and just spending time with friends. I am committed to leveraging my extensive skill set and experiences to contribute to the ever-evolving landscape of software engineering.
Technologies and Languages
My Work
SharkSafeAI - Embedded Aerial System
Users have the flexibility to attach the ESP32-CAM to their privately owned drone or a comparable device, enabling manual flight over the designated observation area. This area is surveyed for silhouettes resembling that of a shark beneath the water.
Emphasizing lightweight construction, affordability, and minimal computing resource requirements, these design considerations are crucial for ensuring that the system is not only accessible to the average consumer but also practical to design and implement.
Bubble In - Mobile Application
Bubble In, available on both IOS and Android, is a mobile application equipped with anti-cheating features. This application is structured with two distinct code bases, tailored to the specific requirements of IOS and Android platforms. The incorporation of anti-cheating mechanisms enhances the integrity and reliability of the application, ensuring a secure environment for users.
Bubble In - Web Server
The Bubble In web server, hosted on the cloud, is constructed using a LEMP stack. The website's frontend serves as a Learning Management System (LMS) designed for faculty use. This cloud-based server provides a robust and efficient platform for managing educational content and facilitating faculty interactions.
SOS - Mobile Application
Introduced in 2016, SOS (Save Our Souls) is a mobile application tailored for both iOS and Android platforms. This app incorporates a personalized ArcGIS map, delivering accurate location data during reported events. The seamless integration of technology and design in SOS establishes a dependable and effective tool for users encountering emergencies.
SOS - Web Server
SOS Web Server is a straightforward implementation featuring HTML and JS, serving as a repository for alerts reported by users and monitored by emergency services. This minimalist web server facilitates the documentation and tracking of critical alerts, ensuring a streamlined and effective communication channel between users and emergency services.
Hospice Router - Android Application
Hospice Router is a purpose-built app tailored for hospice care. Upon establishing a new organization, users gain the ability to seamlessly populate a comprehensive database with patient or customer information, accessible to authorized personnel within the organization. Following the registration of a new user under the organization's name, they gain access to a comprehensive list of all available patients or customers. Through a simple click, users can effortlessly navigate to the designated locations, streamlining and optimizing the hospice care workflow.
