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Scouting report
Computer-engineering coursework: RISC CPU design and compilers
assessed from open-source footprint
A computer engineer whose repos reflect solid academic work — a Verilog RISC microprocessor implementing an ARM instruction subset, a Racket lexical analyzer, and Python utilities for course logistics and a Reddit overlap scraper. The microprocessor and compiler-adjacent projects are genuinely substantive low-level exercises that show breadth beyond typical web stacks. The caveats: all repos are abandoned, there were no commits in the past year, stars sit at one, and there are no external open-source contributions. Strong foundational CE/systems exposure captured in coursework, on an account that has since gone quiet.
Authorship & open source
What they build
Industry experience
- Education & EdTech
- Travel, Food & Hospitality
Signal breakdown
1
top repo 1
12
8% forks
5
9.4 yr
0
Quiet
100% stale
Strengths
- Verified author — wrote 50% of commits on OverlapperSlapper
- Original builder — 12 of their own repositories
- Backend focus with Data / ML
- Domain experience in Education & EdTech & Travel, Food & Hospitality
- Core stack: Java, Python, Verilog, Racket
About
Skills
- Java
- Python
- Verilog
- Racket
Featured work
4215 RISC Microprocessor
Computer Architecture Course Project. Design and simulation of a RISC-based architecture implementing an ARM architecture instruction subset.
- Verilog
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez
OverlapperSlapper
Given a list of Reddit submissions, the script will output a list of Reddit users who have either created or commented in a submission and the freque…
- Python
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez
ActivitiesCalc3
A program to distribute a exercises from calculus 3 evenly among students.
- Python
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez
LexicalAnalyzer
Simple Lexical Analyzer using DrRacket
- Racket
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez
FileDigger
A program to find all files with the specified extension(s).
- Python
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez
ImageFinder
A program to find (and open) all the images saved in the current computer user.
- Python
by Alexander J. Cintrón-Báez