Software Engineer
I worked under two professors at the University of Pittsburgh on RAWRS (RISC-V Assembly and Workable, Rewritable System), an application that can assemble and run RISC-V code. I cooperated with members of the team to create new features and fix existing bugs in the software, and communicated heavily with both project leads and fellow workers to discuss current tasks and code. Throughout this, I worked with C and JavaScript, especially to communicate changes in memory between the RISC-V emulator and the web application.