Hi. I'm Montrey.

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Projects

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  • GlossPlusOne

    [TypeScript, React, Manifest V3, LLM APIs]

    A language learning overlay Chrome extension integrating LLM and translation APIs to annotate live web content with context-aware translations without disrupting the browsing experience.

  • Visionr

    [Python, OpenCV, WebSockets, JavaScript]

    An assistive spatial audio navigation tool using computer vision (AprilTag markers) as environmental anchors, streaming real-time position data to a frontend audio engine via low-latency WebSockets.

  • Pointr Graph Editor

    [React 19, TypeScript, Zustand, Tailwind]

    An interactive graph editor for the Pointr indoor navigation project, enabling users to overlay path graphs on floor plans and export to Neo4j, with undo/redo via the Command pattern.

  • Navi

    [Go, SQLite, TUI]

    A zoxide-inspired fuzzy file/directory search tool with gap-filling multi-keyword matching, interactive TUI mode, and tag-based scoping.

7+ projects

Experiences

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  • President & Lead Organizer

    [HuskyHack (Student-Run Hackathon) · 2025–2026]

    Directing a team of 26 organizers to execute a 24-hour hackathon targeting 150+ participants.

  • Android & Backend Developer

    [Chefster · 2025–2025]

    Designed PostgreSQL database schemas to support complex relational data for a shipped culinary platform, working within a cross-functional team of 3.

  • Student Researcher

    [George Brown Polytechnic · 2025–2025]

    Built an automated grading pipeline via custom GitHub Actions for a cohort of 50-100 students, reducing manual grading time by 90% with integrated unit tests.

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