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Braeden Sowinski

- Software Engineer & Systems Admin | CST Student @ BCIT + Software Engineer & Systems Admin | CST Student @ BCIT | C4A President

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About Me

- As a software engineer, I am passionate about developing back-end systems and data-driven applications. - Currently pursuing a Diploma in Computer Systems Technology at - BCIT, I continue expanding my skills through - hands-on projects, real-world applications, and a genuine love for problem-solving. + I'm Braeden Sowinski, a Computer Systems Technology student at + BCIT focused on backend development, + systems administration, and building practical software that solves real problems.

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- Experience building back-end systems, APIs, and full-stack applications has strengthened my foundation in - languages such as C, Go, Java, JavaScript, and Python, as well as technologies like Docker, MongoDB, and SQL. - Working on collaborative BCIT projects and open-source software has also sharpened my communication, - adaptability, and ability to deliver practical solutions. + My work spans APIs, full-stack applications, data-driven tools, server infrastructure, + and software built around real users and workflows. Through personal projects, freelance work, + collaborative BCIT projects, and open-source development, I’ve built experience with C, Go, Java, + JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Docker, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, and Debian-based systems.

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+ Outside of my own projects and coursework, I’m involved in BCIT’s student tech community as + President of Coding 4 All (C4A) Club. In this role, I help organize events, workshops, and student-focused + opportunities alongside the BCIT Computing Club, with the goal of helping more students learn, + build, and connect. +

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- Most recently, I was part of Team Cerberus Gate at the inaugural Red Team Hackathon, where we earned a - third-place finish after building a prototype focused on RF signal classification, modulation analysis, and - emitter geolocation. + I’m especially interested in backend systems, infrastructure, analytics, and practical tools + that turn messy real-world problems into clean, usable software.