A portfolio about
Edward Gaibor
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About Me
I am a Computer Science student that is interested in traveling, CI/CD pipelines & automation, machine learning, computing on the web and full stack development.
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My Favorite Projects
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Recent Gallery
MPSYCH Lab Presentation
2023Boostlet Presentation in SCU
2023Boostlet Presentation in Sloan Meeting
2023MIT Media Lab AI Conference
2023Boston Bridge Hackathon
2024MIT Media Lab AI Conference
2023Boston Bridge Hackathon
2024Niivue Hackathon @ SCU
2023Internship Conference
2023MIT Media Lab AI for Architecture Conference
2023Boston Bridge Hackathon
2024Google DevFest
2023South Carolina University
2023UMB CS Club Guest Speaker - Anthony Hannon
2024I enjoy learning and collaborating on new projects to challenge myself. As the Computer Science Club's vice president, I am involved in hackathons, Google DevFests, and weekly sessions on campus.
My Working Experience

Software Engineer Intern

Biomedical Signal and Image Processing

Neuroimaging Edge Computing Research

Graphics Programming

Data Visualization on the Web

Research Intern

Technical Intern
Certificates
Acknowledgements
This website was inspired by the font Bricolage Grotesque, designed by Mathieu Triay. I used a similar style with brown, red and sepia tones to create a vintage look. I was also inspired by their font's website. When I travel, I like to take pictures of the places I visit, so I decided to integrate that passion within the cursor effect on the home page. All the pictures taken in the gallery are from my personal collection.
For the effects used on this website, I used the repository CoDrops as inspiration, without their tutorials and help this website would not have been possible.
I was also inspired by the minimalist approach of Hesham Eissa and Lindsey Poulter on their website Ben & Jerry's.
I would also want to acknowledge the documentation of css and html, which helped me to create this website.