This summer I will be interning at Quincy Mutual Insurance Group. In this internship I will gain exposure in accounting, actuarial and underwriting in the insurance industry. Being able to learn the skills of price and risk analysis based on financial models for a mutual insurance company is a tremendous opportunity for me to gain knowledge and hands-on experience.

Selected from a pool of over 10,000 applicants, four week-long virtual undergraduate program; Identify and strengthen skills while exploring the Goldman divisions

This summer I worked as the business Development Intern for a Biotechnology Startup Company that is developing computational tools for Omics analysis of bioprocesses ( specifically microbial fermentation and mammalian cell development). The project I worked on was overseen and in partnership with the US Department of Energy (DoE). Throughout the internship, I got hands-on experience in going over business principles to apply in making analytical-based workflows, roadmaps for long-term projections, and product research at primary and secondary market levels. I mainly was assigned on doing market research on the Pharmaceutical industry and Bio-Ethanol industry. Through the internship, I was able to attend 3 conferences ( BIO International, PEGS International, and North American SAF) these being some of the largest conferences in the world for these industries. Part of my responsibilities as a Business Development Intern was showing the market need for the product to the DoE through customer discovery research in order to identify a strong starting beachhead consumer segment. To do so I performed over 70+ interviews of individuals from business consultants to CEOs of companies. I have been able to get the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of the BioPharma industry and the status quo of the current ecosystem to identify the industry's value propositions. I am very thankful for this opportunity and am excited to continue to work with the company in the same position to help the company reach Phase II.

After campaigning and a voting process, I was elected the Racial Minority Senator for Brandeis University. I represent the entire Brandeis undergraduate student body and am the bridge between the students, other student union members, and administration. I have the responsibility and platform to make a change in the school by, planning crucial school events, handling funds, voting on actions, and improving the lives of every student at Brandeis.

I was a data entry and analysts Intern that worked about 6-9 hours a week. The data collection process was fast paced because of its urgent purpose for Covid-19 relief.

I was a Volunteer that trained and preformed many roles in different departments in the hospital accumulating over 300 hours of service. I assisted in the IT department, Storeroom, Cafeteria serving and cleaning, and Transportation. Some tasks I preformed is delivering IV bags and other essential hospital supplies. As well as resetting the hospital's computer operating system and managing patient confidential data with the IT department.