- TA for COP3502C Programming 1- Hosted office hours and discussion sections for students. - Explained and assisted with assigned labs. - Scripted for the course auto-grader. - Helped create learning resources and exams.

- Taught local elementary and middle school students about different engineering disciplines, leading multiple experiments and workshops to encourage them to pursue STEM careers

- Coordinated various community outreach events with local nonprofits. - Worked with other SHPE UF cabinets to ensure that our activities are as sustainable as possible.

- Worked with the UF SHPE External Cabinet to plan a two-day conference for Florida SHPE Jr chapters.- Organized a showcase of design teams and STEM-geared organizations to prospective students.

- As a First Year Leadership Program Selectee, UF's Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers honed my technical and professional skills and prepared me to become a leader in STEM through weekly meetings and workshops.

- Founding President of the first UF Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS) chapter under UFSIT. - Introduced members to vital cybersecurity skills, such as web exploitation and reverse engineering.- Arranged panels with well-known cybersecurity employers to introduce career development opportunities to members.- Led the officer team, organizing chapter activities to promote woman participation in the computer security field.

- Cloud Lead during the Global Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition 2024.- Competed in several CTF competitions displaying the use of ethical hacking methods to contribute to the Kernel Sanders team.- Employed simple binary analysis and reverse engineering practices to identify and leak significant information from programs using Linux command-line interfaces and Ghidra.- Applied technical experience in forensic analysis to extract assets encapsulated within file binaries using hex editors.- Used knowledge of internet protocols to intercept packets and exploit vulnerable websites using specialized software, such as BurpSuite.

- Lead officer tasked with the creation and management of a Women in Cybersecurity sub-chapter.- Communicated with external corporations and other UF organizations to organize club logistics and coordinate collaboratory events

- Researched under Dr. Martha Kohen with a focus on Puerto Rico's emergency response systems’ issues and solutions for the Puerto Rico Re_Start initiative.- Investigated frequent flooding due to river hydrography leading to fatalities and lasting impacts on infrastructure.- Worked towards a solution implementing Computer Science skillset to diagnose potential changes to river water levels and prevent instances of casualties using 132+ government sensors and databases.- Studied Doppler radar systems and interviewed meteorologists to implement effective flooding predictions within software.