Quinn Dyer.

I’m experimenting with an investing algorithm. It’s still taking shape.

I’m using Family Atlas to piece together my family’s history and learn more about my dad’s life. It keeps people records, research sources, and book scans in one place.

I wanted my calendar, tasks, and weather to feel like part of my Mac desktop. So I built a month view, a day agenda, and quick task capture, with white particles rising in the background.

I’m trying to make IKEA’s RAMSELE lamp move like a slow breath. It’s in Georgia for now, so the project is paused until I can get it to NYC for final design tweaks and printing the parts.

I helped write and revise the midterm and final for Investment Management with Professor Philip Vasan and the teaching team. These previews show questions only.

I built this for Infotech and took it further than the assignment asked. It won my class’s Tableau dashboard contest and earned me three bonus points (5% extra) on Exam 2. You can try an AI-assisted browser recreation here.

I built this while looking for new colognes to try. It matches 1,923 fragrance records across Fragrantica and Parfumo, and keeps uncertain matches and variants visible.

I’ve worked on research, analysis, and tools across strategy, private equity, venture capital, and marketing. These projects stay with the teams I worked with.

I modeled for a bit with Ursula Wiedmann Models in Atlanta. I still find the photos embarrassing, but the experience helped me come out of my shell and try unfamiliar things.