Torika — Software & Systems student at SETEC Institute. Comfortable moving between a Flask backend, a Flutter UI, and a router CLI in the same afternoon.
I'm a student at SETEC Institute with a technical profile that spans full-stack development, networking, and system administration — I like understanding a system end to end, from the database schema up to the reverse proxy serving it.
Day to day that means shipping features on a Flask game store, building Flutter apps, wiring up Spring Boot services, and — just as often — untangling why nginx won't bind to port 80 or why an Android emulator won't boot under Wayland.
Outside of coursework, I'm drawn to game development as a career path, I like customizing my own Linux desktop until it feels like mine, and I'm slowly picking up Russian on the side.
A dark-purple, Steam-inspired game store built with Flask. Cookie-based shopping cart, a checkout flow, a 100-game catalog with real cover art, and a Telegram bot that pings order notifications.
Two Flutter apps sharing a dark-purple design language — custom fonts, gradients, and reusable widget architecture, with CI/CD via Codemagic for building iOS from a Linux machine.
A Java Swing desktop app with role-based login, CardLayout navigation, and a MySQL backend via JDBC — front desk operations without a browser in sight.
A five-router topology spanning Areas 0, 2, and 3 with dedicated ABRs, simulated end-to-end in GNS3 and Packet Tracer as part of coursework.
A PDO-based CRUD application backed by a prepared-statement REST API, paired with a Bootstrap 5 storefront built on the "Stylish" template, plus account and admin dashboard pages.
A tuned Pop!_OS desktop on an ASUS ROG laptop with AMD graphics — reverse proxies, Docker stacks, and a dual-boot setup with Windows resolved across separate NVMe drives.