Being able to attend UVA with scholarships from the clark foundation and LinkedIn has opened the doors for me to pursue my passions in technology. During my time here, UVA's taught me that my love for people is just as important as my passion for technology, and so I'm always developing and creating projects with one goal in mind: to create software that improves the human condition in some way.
Now, my main interest lie in agentic systems and AI-driven development, learning how to embrace these systems to create a better world!
When I'm not working, I'm:
been lifting since 14 ever since i broke my elbow :P
A screenshot of me reaching top 100,000 players! "Click the circles... to the beat!"
in fact, the cursor you are using right now is from osu!
this was implemented using the last.fm API following RESTful principles. cool right?! :D
Feel free to reach out at albertyorn21@gmail.com.
Co-architected a data pipeline for an AI-driven student productivity application. Built a concurrent-safe PostgreSQL backend via Supabase for real-time calendar synchronization, and engineered a context-aware task generation engine utilizing LangChain and Google Gemini to analyze student schedules and output automated priority recommendations.
Developed a web-based clinical decision support system for evaluating neurological patient urgency. Built a secure FastAPI backend averaging 75 microseconds for the urgency score endpoint, and engineered a scikit-learn polynomial regression modifier to adjust the base score based on symptom onset type and severity.
Co-developed a Vietnamese restaurant simulation game that secured a 2nd place overall hackathon finish. Engineered collision detection algorithms, state management logic, and complex queue management algorithms to precisely control unique customer spawn rates and multi-stage cooking workflows.
with the best!
baby alb
linkedin goats
vsa's phofest!
tsa fammmm
cambodia trip
celebrating spring bdays
"People often forget that it is your own choice how you want to spend the rest of your life."— Dorian Yates
