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Sergio Banuelos
Aspiring Software Engineer · Greater Atlanta, GA
Interactive resume world. The globe rotates in all directions: left and right arrows (or A and D) spin it, up and down arrows (or W and S) tilt it. When a level sticker faces you, press Enter to open it, or use Tab to move between level buttons directly. Press Escape to close an open level. Press M to open the skills and contact menu.
An interactive resume — walk the planet
Pips: 3 = proficient · 2 = intermediate · 1 = developing
Greater Atlanta, GA — references available upon request
Aspiring Software Engineer · Greater Atlanta, GA
CS student at WGU with a foundation of hands-on leadership. I thrive when I am learning something new and building something meaningful alongside others.
Hey, I'm Sergio Banuelos — a Computer Science student at WGU and an aspiring software engineer in the Atlanta area. I spent years as a construction foreman managing crews of up to eight people, and I bring that same mindset to engineering. Lately I've been building real things: CeREbrus, a multi-agent enterprise platform built solo at a national AI hackathon on Google's Agent Development Kit and Gemini, deployed live during the competition; a Valorant performance analyzer that coaches the mental side of competitive play; and DineroClaro, a bilingual financial-literacy app built at a hackathon hosted by Georgia State. My goal: land my first software engineering role, keep shipping, and grow into a senior engineer. Thanks for watching.
A half-minute introduction, straight from the player.
Hi, my name is Sergio Banuelos, and I'm an aspiring software engineer based in the greater Atlanta area, currently working toward my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at Western Governors University. My path into tech isn't the traditional one — I spent years leading crews as a construction foreman, which taught me to communicate under pressure and keep a team moving toward a goal. Now I put that same drive into building software. Thanks for stopping by my portfolio.
Use the arrows to walk the planet — nine stops tell the whole story.
Leadership was not a bullet point here — it was eight people, every morning.
Squad management, IRL edition — reading a pack of temperaments at once is the best systems training there is.
Data Management Foundations · Web Development Fundamentals · Discrete Mathematics · Software Engineering
Plus database design, ER modeling, normalization, and full-stack web development.
The planet you are standing on is coursework — a frameworkless build in pure HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript for WGU's Web Development classes, alongside the three-page classic portfolio. github.com/SergioB03/resume-v2
Every competency earned moves me closer to the engineer I am becoming.
A bilingual financial-literacy chatbot for Atlanta's underserved Hispanic community — plain-language help with spending, cash flow, and core money concepts, in the language people actually think in.
On paper, “just a chatbot.” In practice, the switch that started everything: it convinced me AI is an incredible thing to build with — and, in the same breath, that leaning on it without solid fundamentals only gets you so far. Build big with AI; reinforce the basics underneath.
Architected with separate app/, backend/, database/, services/, and ai/ layers for clean separation of concerns.
“Proudest project so far.” — github.com/ullahasmat/DineroClaro
LIVE rebuy.gg ↗
This project is personal. I have been a ranked Valorant player for years — coaching tools obsess over aim and game sense while ignoring what actually wins matches: the mental game. So I built the tool I wanted to exist — and shipped it.
MENTAL SCORE 0/100
Match telemetry + AI behavioral analysis surface tilt patterns, emotional triggers, and personalized recommendations between matches.
Built solo at lablab.ai's “Transforming Enterprise Through AI” hackathon: an enterprise retail intelligence platform on Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Gemini.
Three heads, plus the head that keeps the heads in line.
Repository: github.com/SergioB03/CeRebrus
LIVE Amplify demo ↗
A team-morale app where the team is the weather. Everyone drops one anonymous mood ping a day; the pings aggregate into a living river — calm and sunny through storm and rapids — that every teammate watches change in real time. Built solo in ~24 hours for the AWS Builder Center Full Stack Challenge (prompt: “CURRENT”).
Concept build
A group adopts Scrap, a salvaged robot who runs on signal: every honest daily check-in keeps him powered. Overnight, while nobody's watching, an autonomous agent writes a short log entry in his voice, waiting for the team by morning. The rule is the whole idea — powered by honesty, not happiness: a terrible day powers him exactly as much as a great one; he only sleeps when no one shows up.
GAME SAVED
My wife, four dogs, and four cats — two of the cats are rescues we could not turn away.
A party of eight: Mom and Dad, me (the oldest), Kim, Camilla and her little daughter, and the two youngest — Cielo and Dylan. Our roots trace back to San Luis Potosí, Mexico, and there is a family farm in the picture too — complete with a cow. Both made it onto the globe.
Weekends start early on a Chattahoochee trail with the pack. Most weekday mornings I commute into Atlanta on purpose — the city is where I find my headspace, draw inspiration from the hustle, and make the connections that shape my career.
Ranked Valorant and Overwatch queues — read the situation, adapt, iterate, come back sharper. The same mindset I bring to engineering.
Greater Atlanta, GA References available upon request