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Hi! I'm Chris Myers, and I guess this is my homepage! It's filled with stuff I've done, things I've worked on, and other miscellaneous things I enjoy, so take a look around!

I have a liking for programming, games, and 3D (CG) art — really, anything that involves computers — not to mention data stuff, and less frequently photography, writing, and the occasional hike or long walk.

To check out some of things on this site, just check the header. Hopefully you'll find something I like, and I'm always adding more!

Background: Kibbutz Ketura, Israel

API hosting website built to help CS 3733 at WPI.

Art of some Amazon robots knocking down a city.

Heatmap visualization of when I used my laptop in winter 2017.

Untextured, unfinished mashup of the Enterprise and the Enterprise D.

Render of a magnetic toy sitting on my desk.

Energy-conserving 2D Newtonian gravity simulator I built in high school.

Pathfinding algorithm visualizer, featuring the most grating colorscheme of all time.

Still of a sci-fi reactor animation I digitally inserted into a real room, as a test of motion tracking.

My desktop with system stats dashboard displayed.

About me

Since June 2020 I've worked as a software engineer for Amazon Robotics in North Reading, MA, after graduating from Worcester Polytechnic Institute with a major in computer science and a minor in data science. Although I do have a formal CS college education, I started learning programming and general advanced computer skills on my own in high school, starting with C++. Since then I've been tinkering about with just about everything I can get my hands on, from systems programming and networking to data visualization and web development. In recent years I've branched out into more artistic works, including some of the above 3D modeling work and fancily-typeset documents in LaTeX.

Current Activities

I have a few personal projects I enjoy working on, such as my "Deuterium" project, this website, or some data analysis & visualization work. I'm also usually busy baking stuff throughout the week, among other ongoings of daily life.

When I'm not working on personal projects, I'm sometimes busy working for WPI's "Beecology" project. In my down time I can often be found playing one of a variety of videogames, mostly focused on strategy, open-world survival, space & engineering, or role-playing.