Hello, I'm Finnagin Wantland

Welcome to my personal website! I'm a senior Computer Science student at the University of Nevada — Las Vegas, and I'm passionate about coding and technology. Here, you'll find my latest projects and blog posts documenting my technical journey. I'm currently looking for internships and entry-level roles in software or AI/ML engineering.

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Finnagin Wantland

Highlights

MFMVault.com

Contributor

Contributed to MFMVault.com, a live production website.

AI Engineer World's Fair

Volunteer · San Francisco

Volunteered at the AI Engineer World's Fair, meeting engineers and teams building with AI in production.

B.S. Computer Science

University of Nevada — Las Vegas · Senior

Coursework and personal projects focused on simulation, algorithms, and desktop application development.

Recent Projects

Pokemon Pond screenshot

Pokemon Pond

  • C++
  • Simulation

A virtual ecosystem where fish and plants interact in a lively and dynamic aquatic environment, modelling the behavior and survival of organisms through a 2D grid.

Football GM Simulator screenshot

Football Simulator

  • C++
  • CLI

A console game for building custom football teams and players, with per-player stats — QB accuracy, WR catching, RB speed — that drive how they perform on the field.

About Me

Finnagin Wantland with his dad Finnagin Wantland with his mom

I am a senior Computer Science student at the University of Nevada — Las Vegas and an aspiring engineer. I fell in love with coding and AI my freshman year thanks to my cousin Greg introducing me to Python. Since then I knew this was my calling and have enjoyed every minute of my journey so far! I am currently looking for internships or entry level positions in software engineering or AI/ML engineering. Feel free to reach out through the contact section below — and thank you for visiting my site!

Contact Me

Drop me a line at [email protected]
Connect with me on LinkedIn
Follow me on X (formerly Twitter): FinnWantland
Check out my Github
Read my résumé