Bend, Oregon · Available for opportunities
Alec Krsek
Software Developer / CS Student
Senior at Oregon State University, Cascades studying Computer Science (3.9 GPA). I build full-stack web apps with Next.js and Supabase, and contributed to AI research in audio analysis. Running Linux for over five years which became a passion quick!
About
I'm a computer science senior at Oregon State University, Cascades, graduating in 2027 with a 3.9 GPA. Most of my time is split between coursework and freelance web work.
In my sophomore year, I conducted AI research in timbre analysis — using machine learning to automatically describe the characteristics of audio samples.
On the web side, I build production sites in Next.js backed by Supabase, Stripe, and similar tools. Clients include a local pottery studio and a Bend Kiwanis chapter. Both featuring full-stack work spanning auth, payments, real-time chat, and content management.
Outside of coding: fishing, camping, and all things Central Oregon.
Experience & Education
// experience
Designing and shipping production Next.js sites for small businesses and community organizations in Central Oregon. Full ownership: frontend, backend, payments, hosting.
On-site repair of Lenovo and Dell laptops and desktops — diagnostic work across hardware and software stacks.
Building ML pipelines for timbral audio analysis as part of an OSU-funded research project.
// education
Senior. Focused on systems programming, web development, and applied AI research.
Operating systems, data structures & algorithms, machine learning, software engineering, low-level programming with C/C++ and assembly.
Selected Work
Bend Kiwanis
Full-stack club management platform with member login, chatroom, news posting, and admin tools — all powered by Supabase and Resend behind a Next.js frontend.
Pottery by Kristen
E-commerce site with a custom gallery page and Stripe integration for one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces.
Ease Lending
Mortgage lending page for a local Bend business.
Timbre Analysis (OSU-funded)
Python script backed by artificial intelligence that analyzes audio samples and tags them with timbral descriptors. Funded by Oregon State University.
Assembly & Machine Code
Coursework project working directly with assembly language and raw machine code — building a deeper intuition for what runs underneath the abstractions.
// 04. Get in touch
Have a project in mind?
Let's build it together.
Whether it's a freelance build, a research collaboration, or a junior dev role — my inbox is open and I respond fast.