- ❀ I'm a first-generation Computer Science student at Pace University, graduating in Spring 2026 with a minor in Mathematics.
- ♡ I’m passionate about making tech more inclusive, solving real-world problems, and creating digital experiences that matter.
- ✈ I love traveling, cooking, building Legos, pottery, and discovering new restaurants in NYC.
- ✍︎ Email: yineiry.alarcon@pace.edu
- ➤ Linkedin: linkedin.com/yineirya
I serve as the Secretary of Women in Tech, where I help lead initiatives that empower women pursuing careers in STEM. Our team was recently awarded Outstanding Program of the Year! I also serve as Secretary of INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences), where I support student engagement and professional development in analytics, operations research, and decision sciences.
An enterprise-grade system that predicts employee attrition risk. This project integrates a Java Spring Boot backend with a Python Machine Learning microservice and uses Apache Spark to process over 10,000 employee records. Key Tech: Java, Spring Boot, PySpark, Scikit-Learn, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Docker. 🔗 View on GitHub
Designed and implemented a high-volume data ingestion pipeline using Apache Spark. Automated the migration of 10,000+ synthetic records into a PostgreSQL environment, simulating real-world enterprise data workflows. 🔗 View on GitHub
Created a responsive web app using React.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL hosted on AWS RDS.
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A recipe-finding Android app that allows users to search, filter, and save recipes from trusted sources. Features JSoup web scraping, Google Custom Search, and AWS integration.
🔗 View on GitHub
A challenging obstacle course built in Roblox Studio featuring kill blocks, conveyor belts, shrinking platforms, checkpoints, and more. The obby ends with a rewarding surprise that makes the experience both fun and memorable.
🔗 Play on Roblox
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Built live data visualizations using Python and JavaScript in a simulated finance environment.
🔗 Part one
🔗 Part two
🔗 Part three
A console-based video rental management system built using object-oriented design and array-based data structures. This project simulates a customer and inventory system where users can add customers and videos, rent and return videos, and view renters by video title.
🔗 View on GitHub
A C programming project that simulates the configuration and behavior of an analog synthesizer using structs, pointers, and dynamic memory allocation.
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A terminal-based C program that performs simple and compound interest calculations based on user input.
A site created for a non-profit organization in a Web Design course at Pace University. Focused on conservation, education, and community outreach.
A fun and visually soft re-creation of the classic Flappy Bird game, coded from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
🔗 Live Demo
💻 View on GitHub