As a software engineer, I write code to process large quantities of data and generate new insights into the air travel industry.

As an academic assistant, it is my job to assist the professor during the Discrete Structures II lecture to help students with in-class assignments. Additionally, I host a discussion section every week for students to further practice concepts taught, and weekly office hours to provide one-on-one instructions for the students.

The School of Engineering and Applied Science Student Peer Advisory Network (SEASSPAN) is a student leadership organization comprised of approximately 30 carefully selected mentors who help incoming first year students transition to SEAS. The mentors come from various backgrounds and have unique interests that help to complement the diversity of the freshman class. They act as liaisons to the SEAS administration, are part of the SEAS Summer Orientation program, help to coordinate the New Student Getaway, and support the integration of new students into the SEAS community. Additionally, the mentors assist new students moving into their residence halls, help answer questions about SEAS, plan engaging programs throughout the year, and introduce new students to the GW campus.

As an intern, I am tasked with coding much of the software that gets used behind the scenes at LCS, including a profitability model for the airline industry and a global flight model.

National Strategies is a government consulting firm that specializes in procurement for the variety of goods and services state and local governments purchase, including infrastructure repairs, electric vehicles, and power plants. As an intern, I conducted market research into lobbying as well as the relevance and feasibility of client projects.