I was the President of the Virtual Reality Club at UCSD (now Triton XR), a student organization at UC San Diego that's dedicated to exploring, building, and sharing Virtual Reality experiences.

I joined the Virtual Reality Club at UCSD during it's founding year as one of the first officers to join the team, and managed all VR Club projects for the 2015-2016 school year. This role included managing 12 projects leads and teams, providing technical support for those teams, setting up and maintaining version control, and ultimately ensuring that VR Club project members had the resources, infrastructure, and leadership needed to create successful VR experiences.

Tutor responsibilities include holding weekly lab hours, grading assignments, leading discussion, and providing online assistance. Courses: • 3D User Interaction (CSE165) with Dr. Jurgen Schulze• Computer Organization and Systems Programming (CSE30) with Rick Ord• Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (CSE11) with Rick Ord

I worked with fellow student Anish Kannan and Professor Jurgen Schulze to design and create an edX online VR course. I was responsible for teaching the projects portion of the course, which involved using the Unity Game Engine to build an interior design mobile VR application. I recorded tutorial videos, wrote quizzes, created assignments for students to complete, and overall guided the direction of the course.

I was part of a research group focused on developing a user-friendly, sustainable virtual reality CAVE system to load and display 3D cultural heritage data as part of an exhibit in UCSD's Geisel Library. I worked under the supervision of the Campus Faculty Principal Investigator (Thomas Levy) and Calit2 Co-Principal Investigator (Jurgen Schulze).

During my second internship at Zynga on the Hit it RIch! mobile games team, I built a distributed automated test suite that improved slot game test times by over 600%.

As a member of the SD Hacks organizer team, I was specifically responsible for corporate outreach. My job primarily involved reaching out to companies regarding sponsorship, though I also organized a Virtual Reality development space at the event, where hackers created VR projects using equipment from the VR Club and sponsors.

I created and led a Virtual Reality workshop for the UC San Diego Hackathon, and also mentored attendees struggling with the Unity game engine and Virtual Reality development.

I interned on the Hit it Rich! mobile games team at Zynga, and used the Unity Game Engine to create, debug, and automate testing for a large number of slot games.

As an HTC Brand Ambassador at UC San Diego, I was responsible for advertising and demonstrating the HTC Vive, a room-space Virtual Reality experience, prior to it's release. My duties also included building excitement for the event both in person and through social media.