*Personal Prescription Manager (PPM): I personally built an app that allows a user to enter their own prescriptions or scan prescriptions from their phone in order to manage for themselves or manage prescriptions of a family member. The app would cross reference the prescription medication against another medication in their profile for interactions. If there is a conflict, they will get a danger alert that they have two medications that have serious conflicts if taken together. In addition, when inputting a new prescription that is to replace an older one they are currently taking, a warning alert will tell them they already have this medication in the system and let them know they are to only take one or the other. They will then have the option to edit the current prescription or delete the older prescription. A system such that a user or family member(s) can constantly keep current track of their medications. *Actualize CRM: Working on a software development team in an agile environment, I added features to the real CRM that Actualize uses to manage its prospective applicants. The CRM allows a user to call and text a lead through the Twilio API, and worked on features involving its UI, including an internal restructuring that transformed the app into a Single Page Application, making it much easier to use. This app uses Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and VueJS.*Intensive Coding Bootcamp: I took the intensive, four-month Actualize bootcamp, where I learned Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, VueJS, and more. But most importantly, I learned how to think as a software engineer and gained the ability to tackle any new technology.