Hackillinois is a 36 hour event where college students from across the country create technical projects ranging from websites and mobile apps to Wi-Fi connected microwaves. As IT support, I maintain the system of communication and resources. I also set up and run the online stream.

I managed and developed the game for MechMania, which is an annual programming contest. Teams compete by writing an AI for a game (the type of which varies from year to year). After a day of coding and debugging, teams compete in an elimination tournament shown on a wall-sized projection screen.

Implement new ACM computing systems and maintain existing infrastructure.

CLOSED BETA tested for the following computer games: Blizzard's Hearthstone, Bethesda's Elder Scrolls Online, Grinding Gear Games' Path of Exile, DayZ, Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIV, etc.

Software Security and Server Developer. Collaborated on front and back end development. PackSay combines fast, scalable vote-handling with a simple, location-based, no-login web application.

Developed the Forensic Analysis Repository for Malware System (FARM) which provides computer security experts the ability to automate detection of malware and build a central database for research. Designed new innovative cyber security tools to detect malware in non executable files, such as image files, archive files, Microsoft documents, and portable document format (PDF) files.

Designed the front and back end for Sandia's Mega Tux Project, a supercomputer used to emulate the Internet and study the behavior of botnets.