
State Smog 2
Marketing site for a real smog-check shop in LA: responsive layout, embedded map, and straight-to-the-point service + contact info. Pure HTML/CSS — sometimes that's exactly enough.
I'm Kidus Bezuayeho, a Full Stack Developer based in Los Angeles. I build APIs, interactive dashboards, and AI pipelines that simplify people's days.

I got my reps in through internships and school — shipping real features on deadlines, not just tutorial todos. Lately I'm spending more time on side projects and GitHub. Here's what that looks like day to day.
Where I've gotten paid to ship — JPMorgan Chase, sports tech, an AI email startup, and campus sites.
Jul 2026 – Present
Palo Alto, CA, USA
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Just getting started here — come back soon to see what I've been building.
May – Aug 2025
St. Louis County, MO, USA
MLS - Saint Louis City SC
May – Aug 2024
Remote
Kai
Feb – Aug 2024
St. Louis County, MO, USA
Washington University in St. Louis
Things I've built, from a local business's marketing site to hardware-integrated Python scripts.

Marketing site for a real smog-check shop in LA: responsive layout, embedded map, and straight-to-the-point service + contact info. Pure HTML/CSS — sometimes that's exactly enough.

A small PHP file-sharing app I called DanteDrop: login, uploads, logout — nothing fancy, but it works end-to-end and was a good sandbox for auth and file handling.

LifeQR (repo: medicalQR) is a lightweight app for tracking patient info in a clinic-style workflow — built to be simpler than wrestling a giant EHR for quick demos.

Exactly what it sounds like: a task list in the browser. My very first project — ugly in places, but it still makes me smile when I scroll GitHub.

Generate QR codes, email them to students, then scan at the door with a Raspberry Pi and roll attendance into a spreadsheet — coursework meets hardware store energy.
Hiring, collaboration, or just wanna compare notes on a weird bug — drop a line. I'm based in Los Angeles these days.