I host a workshop during the summer for incoming engineering freshmen for my college, to assist them with Pre-Calculus. I assigned them practice worksheets and homework assignments to check on their progress within the subject. I attended their assigned pre-calculus lecture and ensured they were in the class and learning.

I hosted a classroom of engineering and computer science freshmen helping them out with their academics and graded their work and participation in the class. I tutored and helped these students with Calculus 1 and Classical Physics.

I monitored my housing community’s dormitory area(which is themed for engineering students), maintaining order and tranquility among all residents in my area. Also made engineering-themed workshops where other engineering students can learn from me and interact with everyone in the community. I would work from 5 to 24 hour shifts, picking up calls from residents with questions or in distress situations. I managed to handle tense and difficult confrontations with residents in order to guarantee their safety for them and the community, situations where campus security, paramedics, and police officers arrive. In my last year on the job, I was given the "North Star Reward," which is the highest honor given to a Residential Assistant for that academic year. I wasn't just maintaining that the community was well and safe, but I made connections with my residents; I went as far as helping them with their studies, and after this job ended for me, there are still some residents who contact me to this day.

I was tasked to advertise the Matlab applications to students on my campus and to create workshops along side it.

Educating Pre-Calculus Students to pass their classes and make them understand their class material. I attended a designated classroom lecture for students taking the college course, and I had a tutoring session where any student is able to walk in, which is where I can assist with any of their questions.

I was the first student I.T. Technician for my high school. Using the skills that I learned from a class, I fixed student Chromebooks and iPhones at that time. I had my own room with spare Chromebook parts, I was able to fix anything from a broken screen, a broken keyboard, replacing a motherboard, and most typically replacing a NIC(Network Interface Card).

I worked in the Commercial and Industrial Department for the SoCalGas Company in the downtown Los Angeles location. I helped manage and organize customer data for the company. Also updating my department's website accordingly to new information. Learning how the business is operated, helping uncover analytics, and getting a rundown on the I.T. Infrastructure.