Bulacan, Philippines · Sophomore IT Student

Hi, 👋I'm Jerald. I build personal and student tools, AI guardrails, and reliable web software.

I am a sophomore IT student at BulSU-Sarmiento Campus focused on building practical web software. I created and currently mantaining 2A-genda for offline-first student task management and LaunchPad for project showcasing platform for BSIT and BSDS students.

Open to collaborate on thoughtful products, offline-first architectures, and AI-assisted development.

Featured Work

An offline-first agenda I built for my classmates when Messenger group chats got out of hand.

An official project showcase and directory I am building for student builders at BulSU-Sarmiento Campus.

40+

students actively organized across academic batches

4+

software products, AI tools, and architectures shipped

5+

verified certifications, programs, and hackathon rounds

Where I'm headed

Toward institutional utility, where student craft, permanence, and architecture meet at the surface.

To expand my narrative, I started building close to home being the class P.I.O. by creating 2A-genda as an offline-first PWA to solve deadline clutter and task tracking friction for my fellow IT classmates. So consequently, seeing software eliminate everyday friction in real classrooms pushes my standard for what is worth building.

As I continue my student year, I've been working as a Communications Associate at Elites Organization as I worked with the organization and student builders, observing a recurring problem: students invest hundreds of hours engineering capstone systems and side projects, yet the moment the semester finishes, that work quietly disappears into forgotten drives with no institutional archive.

To solve this, I am currently architecting LaunchPad, a centralized digital submission and showcase platform for BSIT and BSDS builders at BulSU Sarmiento Campus. Built on Next.js, Supabase, and strict Row-Level Security, it gives student builders a permanent public gallery, structured administrative review queues, and lasting visibility across academic batches.

Today, my focus is on full-stack web architectures, offline data resilience, and community software with high attention to type safety, performance, and long-term durability.

Jerald A. Pascual · 2026