Kevin Lewis

I build practical technology across software, games, web tools, and hardware systems.

My work centers on identifying problems, designing cleaner systems, and turning ideas into usable interfaces, tools, and experiments. I am especially interested in information technology, game technology, software development, interactive media, sports technology, media technology, and bowling-related technology.

Kevin Lewis

Selected Work in Motion

Games Reel

VeloS Band Demo

Plunko Trailer

Harmonia Trailer

Education

2014–2018
Foundation

Yorba Linda High School

Built an early foundation in math, technology, sports, and creative projects.

2018–2020
Transfer Path

Irvine Valley College

Completed transfer coursework while strengthening programming fundamentals, problem solving, and computer science basics.

2020–2022
Game Systems

University of California, Santa Cruz

B.S. Computer Science: Computer Game Design. Focused on programming, game systems, interactive media, production, and prototyping.

2024–2026
Current Focus

California State University, Fullerton

M.S. Computer Engineering. Expanding into software systems, embedded systems, hardware-aware engineering, computer architecture, networking, and security.

Skills

Cloud & DevOps

Deploying and running services on AWS, from serverless functions to always on servers, with DNS, HTTPS, and monitoring included.

Windows & Identity

Setting up and managing Windows domains and Microsoft cloud identity: directory, policy, device management, and secure access.

Backend & APIs

Lightweight servers and integrations: logins, real time updates, and connections to third party APIs.

Networking & Self-Hosting

Running my own infrastructure: VPN tunnels, Linux servers, and remote access without a managed service in the middle.

Programming

Databases & Data

Web & Frontend

Security & Cryptography

Testing & QA

Machine Learning & Computer Vision

Games & Interactive Media

Embedded Systems & Hardware

Proof Pick a skill to see where it was used.

"If you can spend a perfectly useless afternoon in a perfectly useless manner, you have learned how to live"

— Lin Yutang