Hi, I’m Aniqa. Thank you for visiting my portfolio! I'm a 2025 graduate and aspiring software engineer who enjoys turning ideas into polished products using technologies like React, JavaScript, and Node.js. I’m especially interested in roles where I can keep learning, ship reliable software, and contribute to teams that value both technical skill and thoughtful collaboration.
My goal is to keep growing as a developer while building work that feels polished, practical, and worth sharing.
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This project is a high-performance distributed rate limiter designed to shield microservices from abuse and traffic spikes. It features a scalable, stateless backend tier load-balanced via Nginx, backed by a centralized Redis caching layer that utilizes atomic Lua scripting to track request thresholds seamlessly without race conditions.
A real-time wildfire tracking dashboard that visualizes global natural event data using NASA’s EONET API. Built with React and the Google Maps API, the application fetches live environmental data and plots active fire coordinates using dynamic, custom-styled markers and interactive metadata overlays for a seamless tracking experience.
A Python-based RAG pipeline automating insight extraction from complex mortgage documents. It integrates Tesseract OCR for text conversion, SentenceTransformers and FAISS for semantic vector indexing, and runs on an open-source model (TinyLlama-1.1B) with sliding-window chunking to deliver highly accurate, contextual document analysis.
A modernized full-stack room access and key management platform engineered to replace a legacy Drupal 7 system at Baskin Engineering. Utilizing React, Node.js, and TypeScript, the application features a robust MySQL database containerized with Docker for streamlined deployment. Developed over eight Agile sprints on a team of four developers.
A full-stack, cross-platform mobile application to help make mental health and addiction recovery services more accessible for marginalized college students. Volunteering for the non-profit Students Recover, I am developing the application using React Native and JavaScript, designing a scalable client-side architecture to deliver cross-platform support across iOS and Android.
HomeTeam is a real-time chore-tracking application designed to quantify household labor and facilitate equitable work distribution between partners. Built with React, Tailwind CSS, Vite, and Supabase/PostgreSQL, the platform translates raw task data into actionable insights using interactive Recharts visualizations. I managed the testing process for this application, which won the "Get On My Phone" award at the 2025 Girls Develop It Hackathon.