My name is Huy Ho. I am currently an aspiring Software Engineer. I enjoy designing and building full stack and mobile apps, and I am passionate about using the tools and knowledge I have to create and work on products that will improve the lives of others. Besides coding, I have many interests (like climbing trees as shown on the right) and I believe that I am more than just a Leetcoding weapon. As a result, I hope you reach out to me if there are any questions that I can answer. Otherwise, please keep scrolling and thank you for checking out my website!
Lab Assistant
WPI HCI Lab
September 2023 - current
Finance Assistant
Quirk Auto Dealers
May 2024 - current
IT Intern
Quincy College
June 2022 - August 2022
Soccer Coach
N Zone Sports
April 2022 - June 2023
Leadership Program
C5 Crossroads
June 2018 - May 2023
I enjoy playing basketball in my free time. I actually played varsity in high school. I was not very good in high school, but I can still dominate your local YMCA runs.
I love weightlifting. It helps me relax and allows to turn my brain off while I just focus on gaining some muscles. My PRs are 245 for bench and 345 for squat. I have never PRed for deadlift before, so I do not know what my PR is for that.
I love hiking. In the picture to the left is the Adirondacks Mountains. That was the heighest peak I have gone. I could not take pictures during this trip since it was for my leadership program and phones were forbidden (there was no service out there anyways so phones do not matter).
I like to play chess even though I am not the best. I like to just play with friends. On the left are my stats, not very impressive, but trust me, I can surprise people here and there.
I love watching anime, and on the left is Zoro, my favorite anime character from my favorite anime, One Piece. I have watched many other animes as well, but none has better world building in my opinion than One Piece.
I love trying out new places to eat and discovering different cuisines. However, my favorite cuisine still has to be Vietnamese. When I went on a trip to Vietnam, I tried Bun Mam (on the left) and it changed my life. Now I crave it all the time since in the U.S., it is rare to find it.