Developer and project lead
Homework Central website migration
Jun 2026 – Sep 2026 · Sellersburg, IN
- Led instruction, system oversight, and feedback collection during a 75-member volunteer trial to evaluate usability and operational outcomes.
I build production APIs, a portable kernel, and community platforms that keep their contracts across releases. Every project has a write-up and a timeline built from its own commit history — three of them you can run in the browser.
How it got here
Started tutoring computer science, mathematics and cybersecurity at Indiana University’s Homework Central. Four years, 50+ students.
Joined a five-person team building an electronic medical record for 26 hospital locations: HIPAA-focused testing, then a May handoff.
A school disk-operations exercise was revisited and became Flinstone: a kernel from first principles, one versioned subsystem at a time.
Baker Hill. C#/.NET and TypeScript integrations for loan-origination systems used by 100+ institutions, holding 584 million records.
The community he tutored moved off Discord onto Homework Central, a platform he led. QPU and KeyQuorum followed over the summer.
Now
Taking KeyQuorum onto real hardware. Open to software and security roles.
At a glance
Pick one or more. Projects and roles tagged with none of them are hidden.
Lab 01 · runs in the browser
Portable C and Assembly kernel with versioned contracts, FAT32, identity, and a first-principles TCP/IP and Wi-Fi stack.
Lab 02 · runs in the browser
A quantum instruction language and compiler on a physics engine with density matrices, noise, and pulse timing, in a browser workbench.
Lab 03 · runs in the browser
Hardware-key file sharing: recursive M-of-N trees, PIN windows, sealed mailbox envelopes, and a CLI that refuses to take secrets as argv.
Lead · Jun – Sep 2026
C#/.NET 10, React, PostgreSQL, and Docker that replaced Discord for a 16,000-member education community: bitmask auth, rooms, tickets, and an on-box moderation net.
Team of five · 2021 – 2022
Hospital EMR for 26 locations: planning, a PoC, front end, staff side, a HIPAA pass, and a May handoff.
With Deecon Precht · Jul 2024
Security research with Deecon Precht: a reverse shell extends a local ARP-spoofing MiTM attack past its own network segment, run on an isolated private network, with the detection and prevention that stop it.
Skills
Right now
As of September 2026, kept by hand.
Reach me
Production finance systems, then an independent platform migration I led.
Figures are from my résumé and the public BPForbes git history, compiled . They are counts of work, not performance benchmarks.
Homework Central website migration
Jun 2026 – Sep 2026 · Sellersburg, IN
Baker Hill
Sep 2025 – May 2026 · Indianapolis, IN
Aug 2021 – May 2022
Indiana University Homework Central
Aug 2021 – May 2025
Indiana University Southeast · Dean’s List
May 2025
Indiana University Southeast · Summa Cum Laude
Dec 2024
Ivy Tech Community College · Magna Cum Laude
May 2022
What has my attention when I am not on someone else’s clock.
Classical and orchestral music, theatrical arts, and pop. College football in the fall — SEC and Big Ten — and baseball the rest of the year.
Euros when I want an engine to build, trick-taking when the conversation should stay in the round, and press-your-luck when I want the draw I probably should not take. I was at Gen Con in Indianapolis this year, over the turn of July into August.
Unique-deck card game
Every deck is generated once and never printed again — no deckbuilding, no hunting singles. Three houses per deck, one house per turn, and you race to forge three keys. I have played since launch in November 2018.
Trick-taking · 4 players
Twenty-four cards, two partnerships, and a trump suit where the two jacks outrank everything. Fast enough that the table keeps talking. It is close to a state pastime in Indiana.
Euro · engine building
Each round you pick a role — settler, builder, craftsman, captain — and everyone takes that action, but you get the bonus. The whole game is choosing the thing that helps you more than it helps them.
Deck-builder · push your luck
A dungeon crawl on top of a deck-builder. Every noisy card drops a cube in the bag, the dragon draws from that bag, and going one room deeper is always tempting. You still have to get back out.
Route building · the gateway
Collect coloured train cards, claim routes, quietly complete the destination tickets in your hand. Simple enough to teach in five minutes and still the one I reach for with a new table.
Three kitchens, and I am honest about my part in them: I am there for the eating. Cajun I grew up on — my family is from Louisiana. Sushi was always the delicacy, and it is still my “healthy” cheat meal.
Cajun · Louisiana
The one the family is from. A dark roux, the trinity, and whatever the pot is for that day, over rice. Everyone who makes it is certain theirs is correct.
Cajun · Louisiana
Shellfish smothered in a roux-thickened gravy and served over rice — étouffée means smothered. Same childhood table as the gumbo.
Japanese
Always the delicacy growing up, and still the one I tell myself is the healthy cheat meal. Precise in a way the other two are not.
Italian
Endlessly versatile and I am always up for it — the combinations never run out. That said, I will never turn down a meat pie.
Italian
Comfort food with nowhere to hide. The sauce is the whole dish, it wants time it is rarely given, and a rushed one always shows.
The community streak is not separate from the résumé. Four years tutoring STEM at Indiana University turned into Homework Central — a platform built for the people who used to live in a Discord.
Email is the fastest way to reach me.
This site is served over HTTPS on
bailey-forbes.com, with the TLS certificate
issued and renewed automatically by the host. It is a static build deployed from
main: GitHub Pages is the current origin for the custom domain, and the
same tree publishes to Cloudflare Workers as static assets, which is also what serves
the Flinstone lab’s shared relay.