Hi! I'm Anthony Qin
A 4th year student at the University of Toronto studying software Engineering. I'm passionate about software development, machine learning, and game development. I recently completed my internship at Autodesk Research, and currently seeking opportunities in 2025. So, let's connect and build something amazing together! When I'm not coding, you'll find me snowboarding, biking, or enjoying card games with friends.
Work Experience
Intern, Software Engineer, HCI & AI
@Autodesk Research
May - August 2024
Developed a web-based prototype using Next.js, LangChain, and React Flow to help authors visualize and analyze their stories. By leveraging large language models, I automated the extraction of narrative elements, enabling the creation of digital storyboards. Collaborated closely with my research manager to refine project direction, focusing on providing innovative perspectives for authors. Designed a flexible software architecture that facilitated rapid prototyping and adaptation to evolving project needs.
Full Stack Engineer Co-op
@Manulife
January - April 2023
Built a fullstack internal dashboard application from scratch using Spring Boot and React.js, greatly improving the collaboration between different departments. Also, provided application support on existing projects by configuring servers using Putty, insuring that the application is running smoothly when needed and assisted with development of automation scripts using PowerShell and C, dramatically improving the efficiency of my team.
Projects
Mirror’s Memento
I contributed to the development of Mirror's Memento, a Unity-based 3D puzzle game. As part of a 12-person team, I assisted with the design and implementation a key systems such as dynamic controller support, and grid movement. The game is currently in open beta on itch.io, where we actively incorporate player feedback to enhance the gameplay experience.
Galaxia Bound
Developed in Unity and the overall winner of the ScoreSpace Jam #30 game jam, Galaxia Bound is a 2D platformer inspired by Mario Galaxy. Players navigate through a series of planets, utilizing unique gravity mechanics to reach the final goal. The game includes five challenging levels and features a fully functional global leaderboard.
IntelliVerse, Mobile App
A mobile app developed for Hack the Valley 7 hosted by the University of Toronto. IntelliVerse helps users gain insight into the emotions conveyed in their text messages by using a custom trained sentiment analysis model. The project won in two award categories: Best Discovery Hack and Most Creative Use of Github.
Last Updated December 2024