I work as an assistant for Dr. Mona Minkara. I help manage class materials for Mona's Biomolecular Dynamics and Control undergrad course.

Designed and implemented an AWS CI/CD pipeline using CDK to streamline package and stack development across environments, and developed a front-end project showcasing data models for various Amazon teams, serving over 50,000 daily users. Utilized AWS tools such as S3, Lambda, and CloudWatch to create an efficient end-to-end application.

Streamlined user access and enhanced data management for over 25,000 Med-IQ site users by employing full-stack development, including advanced SQL procedures and object-oriented principles in ASP.NET. Actively contributed to team efforts in feature development, task management via Azure DevOps, and ensured code quality, effectively addressing project challenges and solutions.

Participated in a comprehensive workshop series, which emphasized preparation for technical interviews through a deep dive into computer science concepts, best practices for interviews, and confidence-building via mock coding sessions.

Worked as a fullstack developer that helped develop the Med-IQ application where I used tools such as C#, .NET Core, HTML, jQuery, MSSQL, etc.

Mentored 10-15 students weekly, significantly enhancing their understanding of Computer Science 1 concepts and Java programming, through detailed review of assignments, quizzes, and tests, contributing to improvements in their academic performance. Additionally, assisted with debugging and troubleshooting code, fostering enhanced problem-solving skills through the teaching of effective debugging techniques.

Enhanced API functionality and efficiency in data handling for client information through collaboration on updates and expansions using Node.js and Express.js, and improved developer integration and project timelines by maintaining and enhancing API documentation with Swagger UI. Operated within an agile framework, managing and executing tasks via Jira to ensure project milestones were met on time.