I'm Everett Villiger, a passionate Computer Science student at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. With a strong background in various programming languages and frameworks, I am dedicated to building innovative solutions and enhancing user experiences through technology.
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Throughout my academic and professional journey, I have developed several projects including a stock trading application, a platform connecting attorneys with donors for educational resources, and a multiplayer web racing game. Each project showcases my skills in Python, JavaScript, Flask, MongoDB, and more.
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My experience ranges from working with the California Citizens Redistricting Commission to create accessible PDFs to ensuring visitor safety and satisfaction as an Adventure Activities Operator at TelSki. These roles have honed my technical skills and my ability to manage and execute tasks efficiently.
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Developed an automatic trading bot using SciKit-Learn to predict stock movements with an average 70% accuracy over the 1-day timeframe, utilizing random forest and gradient boosting algorithms. Integrated Stripe for secure payment processing and MongoDB for user authentication.
Developed a platform that connects attorneys with donors and patrons to provide educational resources to prisoners serving life sentences. Utilized Redis and SQLite for session management and integrated Open Library API for book lookup requests.
Developed a third-person multiplayer racing game with semi-realistic physics and multiplayer gameplay. Integrated WebSockets for real-time communication and utilized ThreeJS and CannonJS for 3D graphics and physics simulation.
Developed a 2d game based on the original Pokémon game, Pokémon Red and Blue. Utilizing SQLite to save data, everything that you do will be saved so you can come back to it another time. Pokémon Green and Gold also has an pixijs tile-map that you can move around in and find wild Pokémon to catch or fight with.