For my Bachelor’s Final Project, I developed MosqueAuto, a Moodle-based platform for automotive and ADR training assessments. It supports four user roles and includes a custom testing activity with assessment modes, time limits, review options and progress tracking.
I also designed and populated the platform’s database for questions, answer options, categories and images. I developed a learner-progress analytics block with charts and tested the platform with a simulated cohort of 100 learners.
In a university group project, I co-developed a compiler for MOCP, a custom C-inspired language, translating source programs into P3 Assembly. The modular pipeline covered analysis, semantic validation, code generation and optimization.
My other academic projects include Ouri, a PHP and MySQL web application with a REST API, and Jay Rabbit, a 2D runner game co-developed in Unity. Before focusing on computer engineering, I worked in automotive manufacturing and served as a production team leader and deputy shift supervisor.

