Hello there! My name is Arman Frasier, and I am a software engineer in Northern Virginia.
You'll find a summary of various personal projects, my resume, and links to other items of note on this page.
Or, save some time and jump straight to my LinkedIn or Github.
You can reach me via e-mail at armanfrasier@gmail.com
I created the splash image for this page using Bryce 7 Pro, Blender, Photoshop 2026 and various CC0 assets. Yes, that's a - younger - me.
Here you'll find projects I've worked on professionally that are accessible to the public.
Served as Technical Lead for Financial Microservices for Recreation.gov, satisfying a diverse and evolving set of requirements from multiple National Parks.
Developed API for the Department of State staffing software TalentMAP; including integration with internal State department systems, ADFS SSO, and legacy data sources.
Developed first iteration of the public API for USASpending.gov for the U.S. Fiscal Service.
Here you'll find projects I've completed in my personal time; along with links to try them out (or view their code) where applicable!
A project inspired by the famous Wordle game, where a user guesses a flag's country by revealing colors.
Generate fake "real" data using open data sources and mutation algorithms. Useful for testing other software.
A python project that uses a set of rules to convert English into a variety of fantasy languages by using phonemes.
A small project in Ruby that finds the shortest number of pages between
any two other pages.
Bon Appétit!
A pseudo-gag website designed to take user input and run it through a thesaurus, choosing random words assosciated with each and generating a "smarter" sentence.
A JavaScript clone of Tetris. Move the blocks, clear the lines.
TeX Chat is a multi-user chat room client that supports messages using LaTeX, which facilitates communicating about complex mathematics.
A game inspired by the classic arcade game Asteroids. Created using vanilla JavaScript and HTML5 canvas in under 24 hours.
Simulation of a simple refracting prism with alterable physical properties. Supported by an innovation grant awarded by the ODU Office of Research.
Bifröst is a 2D physics simulation engine and teleteaching tool I created as my capstone project for my Bachelor's degree.
If you'd like a PDF copy of my resume, which includes more detailed information such as employment history, please reach out to my email or reach out through LinkedIn. Otherwise, please enjoy this summary.
I have over a decade of experience developing and maintaining performant software; as well as a background in physics, mathematics, and teaching.