James Huynh

I build full‑stack apps, start to finish.

Computer science student at the University of Central Oklahoma, graduating December 2027.

Oklahoma Cityat night

About me

I’m most interested in software engineering and AI.

I enjoy building full-stack apps from start to finish, and learning how AI and machine learning can be applied to real business problems.

I finished my associate’s at Oklahoma City Community College and I’m now working toward my B.S. at UCO.

Based in
Oklahoma City, OK
Studying
B.S. Computer Science
Graduating
Dec 2027

Education

  1. University of Central Oklahoma

    Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

    • Expected Dec 2027
    • Edmond, OK
    • GPA 3.66 out of 4.0

    Coursework: Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms, Operating Systems, Computer Organization and Architecture II (Assembly), Software Engineering I, Object-Oriented Programming, Cybersecurity, Linear Algebra, Discrete Structures.

    Upcoming: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning.

  2. Oklahoma City Community College

    Associate of Science in Computer Science

    • Jan 2024 to Dec 2025
    • Oklahoma City, OK
    • GPA 3.8

Technical skills

Languages

Python, C#, TypeScript, JavaScript, SQL, C++, Java

AI engineering

Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), embeddings, semantic search, prompt design and grounding, LLM streaming, OpenAI API

Backend and data

ASP.NET Core, Web API, RESTful APIs, relational database design, SQLite

Frontend

React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS

Tools and platforms

Git, GitHub, Linux, Google Cloud, VS Code, UML

Work experience

  1. Delivery Driver

    • 2025 to Present
    • DoorDash, Oklahoma City

    994 deliveries

    5.0 customer rating

    Done while in school full-time, resolving order issues with customers and restaurants in real time.

  2. Behavioral Technician

    • May 2022 to Sep 2022
    • Lakeland Behavioral Health, Springfield, MO
    • Maintained accurate, confidential patient records under strict facility protocols and privacy requirements.
    • De-escalated crisis situations and coordinated with nurses and therapists across a unit of 15 to 20 patients.
    • Led daily group activities.