- September 2019 - February 2020: Search- February 2020 - July 2020: Docs Accessibility- July 2020 - present: Waze

- Grade STAT 218: Introductory Statistics and Data Analysis problem sets

- Utilized Go and Java as well as Kubernetes and Google Cloud Platform to revamp Nordstrom’s order management system- Developed a Gitlab pipeline job using Python to clean up unused Docker images in the Gitlab container registry- Designed the front-end of an internal tool that maps out the dependencies of applications developed by the company using React and JavaScript at an internal Nordstrom hackathon

- Held weekly help room sessions to assist students with problem sets as well as answer any questions about data structures and Java- Graded CS230 Data Structures problem sets- Attended weekly meetings with Data Structures professors to discuss grading and tutoring sessions and provide feedback on problems that students faced

- Developed a source code analysis tool using Python that identifies software maintainability and ownership red flags and generates an organized HTML report on these potential issues- Created a tool that extracts important legal information and claim language from infringement charts

- Developed a web app that allowed users to record their negotiation pitch and receive feedback- Implemented a server using Python that received a transcription of the user’s speech and provided feedback after analyzing the content of the pitch- Awarded Overall First Place at the hackathon

- Developed scrapers to visit state websites and collect data on polling places for millions of individual addresses using Python, Selenium, and BeautifulSoup- Created a website and database using Python and PHP to help millions of voters from 18 states across the country and the District of Columbia find their polling places- Collaborated with a team of three to build VoteGPS, the polling place website created over the summer

- Organized weekly tea time at Pomeroy Hall- Sent out weekly reminders to Pomeroy Hall residents- Attended weekly House Council meetings

- Designed "We Three Witches," a six-player competitive team board game involving two teams of three witches racing to brew a given potion recipe first- Collaborated with a team of five people to brainstorm ideas for the design of the game and to create the game- Illustrated some of the card designs for the game- Learned more about game balance, game design, and play testing

- Utilized CSS and HTML to create free website layouts on Tumblr, which in total have been shared and liked over 12,000 times on Tumblr- Learned HTML and CSS on my own- Managed a theme blog, where I post my themes, theme recommendations, and resources- Accumulated a total of 44,000 visitors on Pastebin, where all of the layouts were hosted