Fighting Kombat
A 2D fighting game where each player starts with three lives — run out of lives and you lose the match. Built as a group project at Quinnipiac with Adam Parks, Andrew Ozimek, Jacob Batson, and Khang Nguyen.
Open file →Personal file · opened 2026
Cody Lippy
Software Engineering Major, BS · Junior at Quinnipiac University
Based in Connecticut, I'm a software engineering student with projects ranging from a 2D fighting game built for a class to an Android event platform backed by a custom AWS REST API. Currently looking for internship opportunities. Yes, this website is vibe coded. Credits to Claude Code.
- Name
- Cody Lippy
- Role
- Software Engineering Student
- Based in
- Connecticut
- Status
- Open to internship opportunities
01 About
I'm a software engineering major working toward my BS at Quinnipiac University, currently a junior. Outside of coursework I've built a handful of projects: a 2D fighting game, a tool that watches my college's registration site and pings me over Telegram the moment a full class opens up, and an Android app where users can post and register for events, backed by a REST API I built on AWS. I'm also an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (issued March 2026).
- 3
- Projects shipped
- 1
- AWS certification
- Jr
- Class standing
02 Capabilities
01
AWS & Cloud
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner. Design and build REST APIs on AWS services for real backends.
02
Android Development
Built a full event sign-up and registration app for Android, from UI to backend integration.
03
API Integration & Automation
Automated a class-availability checker using the Telegram Bot API to send real-time notifications.
04
Game Development
Designed and built a 2D fighting game from the ground up, including core combat mechanics.
03 Case Files
Class Seat Checker
A tool that polls my college's registration site to detect when a full class opens up, then sends a notification through the Telegram Bot API. Core concept works; still in progress.
Open file →Case 03
Event Registration App
An Android app where users can post events and let others register to attend, backed by a REST API I built on AWS.
Open file →04 Open Cases
Training an LLM
Next up: training a large language model on my own dataset (or a public one) to get hands-on with fine-tuning and dataset curation. More details to come as this takes shape.