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TA for Operating Systems and Systems Programming (CS 162) (Aug. 2023 - Present)Prev. TA for Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory (CS 70) (Jan - May 2023)1 of ~15 conducting section weekly to >30 students, hosting office hours, and conducting design reviews; >200 hours taught, rated significantly above average on all counts by students in all semester taught.Previously a course reader (Spring 2022, Fall 2022) and an Academic Intern (Fall 2021) for Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory.

YC W20; Making clinical training data a click awayDesigned E2E live testing frameworks using TypeScript, Docker, and GitLab CI/CD, increasing code coverage by 30% and lowering time to response by 50%

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Created educational material and presented to 40 consultants on public speaking, client presentation, and data analysis

Sourced small-cap and start-up companies to consult for and managed relationship through semester

3-time Project Manager over 12 months, leading 18 consultants to develop full-stack engineering solutions, customer relations touchpoints (e.g. NPS Surveys), and pre-seed investor pitch decks.

YC W18; 60x faster immunoassays. Implemented outlier detection for fluorescent images, reducing relative standard deviation of data by 20%, and designed real-time remote diagnostics tool saving >15 person-hours a week.

YC W21; Sole PM of YC Startup. Built products end-to-end; from PRD to code. Achieved best-at-time 1st-day performance: >140,000 readers & 500,000 impressions.Designed 10+ real-time, live data dashboards by using Apache Airflow (MWAA), Pandas, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB.

Assisting in robotics curriculum production, presenting on college applications, TAing for summer sessions, and being a panel speaker for the SLI program in which I spent 6 years as a student.~As a student,• One of 60 selected out of the Santa Clara Unified School District• Dedicated 2,000+ hours to STEM and Leadership education outside of the classroom through engineering challenges, technical writing, MakerFaire participation, and more. Developed strength in soft skills, namely communication and leadership in teams• Acted as ambassador to new recruiting sessions, participated on panels for student opinion

• Managed production of control system code with team ranging from 2-5 coders for autonomous and manual control of 18"-cubed robots utilizing color sensors, gyroscopes, computer vision, and encoders. • Team of 9-12 students, competed regionally.• Envisioned and developed a novel interpreter mode made with Java Reflect & JSON that allowed for on-the-fly autonomous programming, reduced time between autonomous code trials from ~2min to 5s• Led code curriculum development to be distributed to new teams, tested on 30+ students at Santa Clara High School

• Developed and managed external communication through website and email to local Bay Area charities on homelessness to choose one to donate $10,000 to in the inaugural high school cohort of LxG• Mediated decisions between marketing, writing, and charity application teams with regard to website design• Interfaced personally with 5+ charities over email and phone• Selected as a speaker at closing event to 100+ technology & philanthropy executives detailing takeaways and suggestions for the foundation to improve the program

• Aided in design of mobile electrocardiogram circuitry for daily use after iterating through making a healthcare social network with FitBit API integration• Trained a decision tree model on SciKit-Learn with UCI arrhythmia datasets to predict heart disease• Presented at 2018 Bay Area Makerfaire to positive reception• Developed web servers with Node.JS for data collection and analysis