Public Interest Technology Summer Fellow - Developer
Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
- Accepted to Princeton University’s Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship and matched with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to work as a developer intern
- Optimized process efficiency by reducing the technologies and steps required for an examiner capacity data collection process by launching a dashboard and application prototype using the Microsoft Power Platform
- Maintained the proper functioning of the application prototype by continuously testing, identifying and resolving technical issues, and applying necessary updates
- Cataloged examiner work statuses by storing and managing data in Dataverse
- Maximized end user experience by delivering the prototype in a Microsoft Teams environment
- Provided data insights into forecasted examiner capacity by developing a Power BI dashboard