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Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Taught sections of 30 students in CSE 311: Foundations of Computing I and CSE 331: Software Design and Implementation to ensure students understood new concepts and ideas from lecture
• Helped 300 total students in weekly office hours covering topics such as: logic, number theory, formal languages, modular design, testing, front and back-end development, program verification, and documentation
• Gave feedback on homework assignments and provided problem walkthroughs to help students improve

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Developed an app in Python using FastAPI to integrate our internal incident management system with an external status application to streamline critical business continuity operations
• Deployed the RESTful API within a Docker container on AWS, employing Spinnaker for automation
• Designed DynamoDB database to optimize backed data storage for the app
• Ensured secure storage of API authorization codes using Vault Secrets Engine to enhance access control
• Collaborated with an international development team, breaking down larger project into manageable tasks using Jira, fostering efficient teamwork and project tracking
• Utilized ServiceNow to test external vendor's updates to CMDB, improving data accuracy and system reliability

Bellevue, Washington, United States

• Migrated monolithic project structure to microservices using service mesh to improve modularity
• Built CI/CD pipeline in AWS CodeBuild, generating Kubernetes manifests, to meet FedRAMP security standards
• Debugged existing code using Kibana logs and added end-to-end tests in Go and SQL to improve software quality
• Presented project to 30 engineers and managers, summarizing progress, results, and outlining next steps

• Tutored students in a one-on-one setting on foundational CS topics
• Helped students develop program design, debugging, and conditional logic skills in Scratch, Python, and Java

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Built autonomous docking program for robots to dock at the company’s wireless chargers in warehouses
• Communicated between program and robots using Robot Operating System (ROS) Topics in Python and Bash
• Wrote subscriber to collect lidar data from the robot’s ROS Topic and wrote publisher to return distance to charger and new direction of travel using the Publisher-Subscriber model
• Worked with a team of full-time engineers to simulate docking in Gazebo, integrating charging models from different members of the team

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science, 3.97/4.00 Gpa

B.S. Computer Science, B.A. Linguistics • Relevant coursework: Database Internals, Security, Databases, AI, Computer Language Processing.

High School Diploma, 3.93/4.00 Gpa

Bilingual International Baccalaureate, National AP Scholar