Developed a permission summary UI for the core Salesforce app to help 1.2 million administrators manage permission access Demoed and presented to ~15 MVP external customers and to ~30 peers internally for feedback Utilized Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Jest to develop and test the UI within 2 coexisting frontend frameworks Worked within an Agile environment, working with UX designers and PM to continually develop the product

Developed a service and implemented features for the ground system schedule manager in Java to provide updates to front end. Wrote unit tests to improve code coverage using JUnit and Mockito and debugged code for my team. Created an Agile project management tool in Python for company executives that generates a schedule view where dependencies are easily identified across multiple scrum teams, reducing turnaround time by weeks.Automated and containerized a SLOC counting script using Docker to display info to developers for any repository.Leveraged Robot Framework to write software test scripts to support integration and verify requirements.

Worked on a project that encrypts images, transmits them via a display and a camera, and then receives and decrypts them.

I developed and taught exciting math and problem-solving lessons for elementary students over Zoom. I also proctored and reviewed practice English, math, and cognitive abilities tests with students

I worked within the systems subteam which specializes in electrical and pneumatics systems. I recruited and taught members to build and troubleshoot the systems on robots. During my time there, we adopted Scrum to delegate tasks and manage interdependent deadlines.

The Girls Who Code Summer Immersion program at F5 networks taught computer science using Scratch, Python, Javascript, CSS, HTML, and C++.While working at F5, I've had the opportunity to complete projects using concepts in web development, robotics, UX/UI, game design, and data science. I completed a final project while leveraging GitHub, Agile Scrum and Kanban methodologies. I was also able to engage with powerful women in tech and learn valuable career advice.