Name: Aleena
Type: User
Company: @adobe
Bio: Adobe member of technical staff II. Researcher in my spare time.
If you're in Portland, Oregon, you might see my face (an ad) on a bus
Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California
Blog: aleena.io
Aleena's Projects
Website for ahimsamala.com which was also my final project for my full stack course. The website is live, but the item page has been taken down as I am no longer selling bracelets.
Personal website aleena.io re-written in HTML/CSS/JS back end uses node and express.
Blog engine written in 72 hours, to create blog spaces for bloggers to post their blogs and users to comment on blogs
Final project for computational photography course taken at Portland State University. This algorithm uses haar features to detect elements of the face, including nose, eyebrows, lips, eyes etc.
Detect the file type of a Buffer/Uint8Array/ArrayBuffer
Worked with Professor John Caughman to implement graph algorithms on undirected graphs such as BFS, DFS, and cycle detection in Python.
Slack integration for Jama Software, formulated as a 6 month capstone project at Portland State University, and working directly with Jama Software in Portland, Oregon. I was team lead in this project, and therefore supervised the team of 6 and project (I did not personally write any code).
Identify digits in the MNIST dataset using 10 perceptrons. This approach, while not optimal given the fact that the dataset is not linearly separable, performs well on the MNIST data.
pgPerformance was created during my summer internship at Cozy.co to help track slow PostgreSQL queries. This tool is still being used in-house at Cozy to track top 5 slowest running queries.
A collection of libraries and tools that help you build adaptive, accessible, and robust user experiences.
SLIC Superpixels* implementation was my final computer vision project. Superpixels are instrumental in segmentation. This implementation is a proof of concept as taken from SLICsuperpixels paper mentioned in README.
Todo React app to learn React for growing my knowledge of modern frontend development. Course from Scrimba walks through lessons on how to create such an app.
React website/app to generate random yoga sequence, passion project to learn full stack web development.