I helped develop ExactNote's frontend and ExactNote's browser extensions using Angular and TypeScript. Since performance is critical for our extensions, I used tracing, profiling, and benchmarking tools to help improve the performance of our extensions in Chrome and Firefox.

I developed E-commerce applications using Laravel, which is an elegant PHP framework for developing web applications and REST APIs.

During this time, I worked hard to improve my English language skills as well as my reading and writing skills. I also spent time preparing for interviews focused on web and mobile application development.

I worked as a PHP instructor as well as a PHP web developer. This was a great position that allowed me to teach others what I learned as a web technology engineer.

I worked as a PHP developer. Here, we didn't use a PHP framework. As a result, I began to understand all the functionality that a framework needs to implement. While it isn't the best way to develop web applications, I believe this was an important step in my development as a software engineer.

As an intern, I learned details about embedded systems. I found this work interesting because I was able to understand the importance of compiling for different architectures and the role that compilers play in getting things to run on different types of processors. Working at such a low level gave me insight into the foundations on which higher application layers are built.