• Worked under Professor Leah Fowler, Research Director of the UHLC Health Law & Policy Institute.• Compared period tracker apps' privacy policy claims relative to observed data sharing practices as uncovered by forensic network traffic analysis.

• Researched and drafted memoranda, motions, and responses submitted in multiple federal courts across the nation, including topics such as states' statutes of repose, pleading standards for fraud under FRCP 9(b), and subject matter jurisdiction.• Drafted template demand letters for situations in which medical records holders failed to comply with HIPAA and/or state laws regarding clients' right of access to their records.

• Overhauled firm's standard motion in limine, refreshing its statutory and caselaw backing, and templatizing it for future ease of use.• Researched and drafted court pleadings, including motions to compel, a response in opposition to a motion to consolidate, and state-court petitions.• Surveyed statutes and caselaw to evaluate potential new clients' possible legal claims.• Propounded and responded to written discovery (interrogatories, RFPs, and RFAs).• Retrieved certified copies of public records for later use as trial exhibits.

• Contributed to Project MELVA-S, which was an Institute of Education Sciences measurement grant that evaluated a platform designed to automatically assess vocabulary acquisition using machine learning techniques.• Collaborated with vocabulary acquisition researchers to design and build a data pipeline for automatic transcription and scoring of student responses.• Translated between technical and non-technical members of the team to gather requirements and to explain specialized concepts in an accessible format as needed.• Led design and development of a full-stack web application intended to be the entry point of the data pipeline.

• Increased collaboration within development team by successfully lobbying for adoption of improved tooling and designing and building an app delivery pipeline.• Eliminated sales division's dependency on third-party CRM tool by building bespoke mobile application, saving at least $30,000 in annual subscription costs.• Exposed wealth of data for business analytics by building additional mobile application that allows for tracking and infield management of prefabricated construction components.

• Project ELVA was an Institute of Education Sciences-funded study that assessed a software-based vocabulary intervention aimed at ESL students, primarily elementary-aged Hispanic students.• Deployed laptops with ELVA’s software to 120 students at seven Dallas County elementary schools.• Applied expertise in Excel and UNIX command line to expedite conversion of curriculum into a machine-readable decision trees and XML content for the ELVA app.• Slashed time spent provisioning laptops by creating a master image and imaging all of the devices at once over LAN using Clonezilla.

• Solved technical and AV issues for students, faculty, and staff.• Archived historical legal documents from J.L. Turner, Sr., one of the first AfricanAmerican attorneys to practice in Dallas County.

• Established and maintained computer labs and printer infrastructure throughout the engineering school.• Audited patch panel/switch connections and updated corresponding documentation.