I build polished software with real product sense.
I'm Connor Furby, a computer science student at UW-Madison building full-stack and AI-powered products through internships, leadership roles, and independent projects. I care most about software that feels sharp, useful, and considered.
Product engineering, AI-enabled workflows, responsive UI systems, and software that feels good to use.
Studying at University of Wisconsin-Madison with a 4.0 GPA while continuing to build through internships and leadership roles.
Projects and experience that show how I actually build
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SlideCentral
A full-stack platform for creating, managing, and distributing slide content across school clubs and activities.
A longer-form team build that balanced full-stack delivery, role-based access, and content automation.
- Built the platform across four Agile sprints over seven months with a small development team.
- Implemented Google OAuth and dynamic role-based dashboards for administrators, teachers, and student leaders.
- Created club and activity workflows that turned structured form inputs into ready-to-display slide content.
- Designed media-forward viewing experiences, including carousels and fullscreen presentation behavior.
- Worked through sprint planning, retrospectives, and iterative delivery to keep the product moving from concept to completion.
Internships, work, and volunteering in motion
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Product-building roles where I worked inside real teams, real constraints, and live delivery cycles.
AI Software Project Team Lead
Concierge Law, by Campbell Holzhauer • Jul 2024 - Jun 2025
Led applied AI product development in a legal-tech setting, moving tools from prototype to working internal software.
Academic context that matches the current version of my work
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI • Expected 2029
B.S. Computer Science, Certificate in Business and African-American Studies
I am currently studying computer science at UW-Madison while building products outside class through internships, leadership roles, and independent projects.
Current Highlights
- 4.0 GPA
- 24 advanced-standing credits applied toward degree progress
- Strong start in programming, linear algebra, and interdisciplinary coursework
How my skills connect and what keeps me curious
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Frontend Systems
Interfaces that feel modern, responsive, and polished across portfolio work, internships, and product-focused builds.
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Roles where I can contribute to product work, move fast, and keep building depth across the stack.
Teams exploring practical AI systems, workflow automation, and software that needs both rigor and usability.
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