Team
Carl Masters, Bhushith Gujjala Hari, Kseniya Chadovich, Kevin Beutler, and Fangyan Fu.
Hello world. I'm
First-year CS student in Tokyo, learning by building real things.
01 / about
I'm a first-year Computer Science student at Temple University Japan, based in Tokyo. I got into coding out of curiosity and found I genuinely love it — I'm currently working through Python, C, and web development as part of my degree. My biggest interests right now are cybersecurity and digital privacy, operating systems, and AI and machine learning.
I've already had the chance to build a real-world project and place first in a hackathon, and I'm eager to keep growing. I'm looking for opportunities to collaborate, contribute, and learn alongside people who care about what they make.
Real Projects
Languages
Hackathons
class CarlMasters:
school = "Temple Univ. Japan"
year = "1st Year CS"
skills = ["Python", "C",
"HTML/CSS/JS"]
focus = ["Cybersecurity & Privacy",
"Operating Systems",
"AI / ML"]
based = "Tokyo, Japan"
def greet(self):
return "Just getting started."02 / skills
03 / projects
A business website built for a freelance English teacher to advertise their services. Features a clean landing page, a services section, and a contact form — my first project built for a real client.
Designed and coded from scratch to practice modern HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript — animations, responsive layout, and all. A project that's also the thing showing you the project.
Built with a 5-person team at Builders Weekend 2026, this AI-powered dining app uses voice samples and real-time voice recognition to track who ordered what, then auto-assigns check items after the bill is scanned so each guest can pay their share seamlessly.
04 / education
Temple University Japan — Tokyo, Japan
First-year coursework covering programming fundamentals in Python and C, introductory computer science theory, and core math for CS. Learning to think like an engineer from the ground up.
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
Built an AI-powered dining app that removes the chaos of splitting restaurant bills. Guests sign in, provide a voice sample, and the app listens in real time during ordering to identify who ordered each item. When the check arrives, the host scans the bill, costs are assigned automatically, and everyone pays their share hands-free.
Carl Masters, Bhushith Gujjala Hari, Kseniya Chadovich, Kevin Beutler, and Fangyan Fu.
Used multiple programming languages and several API keys to integrate voice and payment workflows.
Open Network Labs, Lovable, Supercell, VoiceOS, RevenueCat, and ElevenLabs.
Fully developed by a crew of students from Temple University Japan.
Temple University Japan — Tokyo, Japan
Competed with a team in a UI/UX-focused hackathon hosted by Temple University Japan. Our team took first place by designing and prototyping a clean, user-centered interface concept under a tight time constraint.
05 / contact
I'm actively looking for internship and entry-level opportunities. Whether you have a role, a project, or just want to connect — my inbox is open.