front-end developer, tutor, and tool-builder
CS & Math student @ Whitman College
Front-end web & accessibility developer · Former intern @ Movate
hi! i'm tabish. i build web things that are clear, practical, and pleasant to use.
if you are building something useful and need a careful web person, send me an email at tabishnavaid06@gmail.com.
education
Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science & Mathematics
Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA · Class of
2028
GPA: 3.98 · UWC Davis Scholar (Full Scholarship)
awards
languages
English (fluent), Hindi/Urdu (native), German (conversational)
other interests
Open to internships and collaborations via my email.
I like front-end work, accessibility fixes, civic tech, educational tools, and projects that are clear enough for the next person to maintain.
languages
frameworks & tools
experience
Refactored 1000+ pages, helped raise accessibility from 70% to 99.6%, and built feature pages plus QA workflows for the college site.
Built a role-based permission system and dashboard from scratch, turning remote stakeholder scoping into a 10-week delivery plan.
Create visual walkthroughs and reusable explanations for Data Structures, Discrete Math, writing, and technical skills. Most tutees reached A-range grades.
projects
Partnered with the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation and Whitman Economics to build a civic map for vacancies, locations, and local business planning.
Shipped a gamified lost-and-found platform in under 12 hours with Supabase auth, realtime storage, and an accessible front end. Won 1st place among 10+ teams.
Built a Java and MySQL ordering app with role-based accounts, menu CRUD, order tracking, MVC structure, and JUnit coverage for key flows.
This cozy desktop portfolio, built as a small web world for my work, links, notes, and one very committed cat.
quality assurance. morale support. occasional foot traffic. every desktop needs someone small judging the hover states.
studying CS and Math at Whitman, working on the college website, and tutoring students through tricky CS, math, and writing problems.
internships, web projects, useful tools, and collaborations with people who care about the details.
interfaces that make information easier to find, tools that explain themselves, and projects where small design choices remove a lot of friction.
email is the best way to reach me. I am happy to hear about internships, front-end work, useful tools, or collaborations that need thoughtful web implementation.
send me an email!