Cameron Rice
Computer Science graduate from Oregon State University (3.90 GPA) working full-time on core Windows desktop software at Open Dental in .NET and MySQL, alongside building clean, modern applications.
Featured Projects
A collection of engineering projects spanning high-performance systems programming in Rust, desktop UI with .NET and Avalonia, distributed backend services, and modern full-stack web applications.
SysPulse
A modern cross-platform Linux desktop system monitor built with .NET, Avalonia UI, and Entity Framework Core. Gathers kernel metrics directly from /proc and sysfs with zero P/Invoke overhead, featuring SQLite/MySQL snapshot persistence and theme switching.
ricebowl
A blazing fast, asynchronous terminal user interface (TUI) for tracking live NCAA College Football scores, play-by-play, box scores, and field position on a dynamic 100-yard ASCII field. Built with Rust, Ratatui, and Tokio. Go Beavs!
Lavender
A full-stack React and Google Firebase web application designed to automate sleep scheduling for shift workers. Developed as a Senior Capstone project at Oregon State University in partnership with sleep psychology researchers.
LeetLog
A modern full-stack web application designed for tracking, analyzing, and organizing algorithmic solutions, time/space complexity notes, and interview prep metrics.
API Rate Limiter Microservice
A production-ready backend microservice implementing the Token Bucket rate-limiting algorithm using Redis and Go. Features global and per-client quotas, health metrics, and Docker containerization.
Automated Minecraft Server Deployment
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) project demonstrating modern DevOps practices on AWS. Uses Terraform for cloud infrastructure provisioning and Ansible for automated server configuration and security.