- Team was taking ownership of tools to integrate internal sales and customer service systems and Salesforce, with the goal of migrating to Salesforce.- Researched and implemented a refactor migrating our HTTP client to OpenFeign.- Part of the team’s on-call rotation, including monitoring and exploring a long-running bug investigation.

- Multi-function role encompassing engineering and project management, owning our project end-to-end.- Team took over an internal data labeling tool that had been unmaintained for multiple years, migrating it from Spring JSP to React.- Served as Front End SME, leading design direction and mentoring junior devs.- Organized the effort to consolidate and update our tool’s documentation, including writing a new summary page to evangelize our tool with new users.

- Played a critical role implementing a new GUI from scratch for our 4000 series product- Led a research and education effort for the team on Angular optimization, leading to up to 90% improvement in various parts of our application- Architected multiple features in ongoing 4000 series development- Awarded Engineer of the Month April 2021 for co-architecting a custom analytics solution

- Quickly ramped up on existing code base to assist in conversion from FLEX to Angular with no prior experience

- Learned and participated in reverse engineering tasks with no prior knowledge- Performed data collection, analysis, and display for confidential research projects in Linux environment- Built web-based internal tool for visualizing proprietary dataLong-form:This internship sparked a passion for cybersecurity and a desire to shift my career path into the security research field. While here, I participated in multiple aspects of research:- Learned about basic malware detection and signature authoring- Learned reverse engineering from scratch- Gathered and visualized metadata about malware samplesI am most proud of an web-based internal tool I built to visualize geolocation data. It was my first time developing the full stack with technologies I hadn't used before, but I was able to build a functional tool that helped the more experienced researchers with their investigations.

- Wrote Windows API wrappers to replace faulty CodedUI functions, used by entire team- Cut down unnecessary preconditions and dependencies, drastically improving robustness across the test system and our ability to accurately test specific features- Intern team eliminated 90% of false-failing test casesLong-form:I was part of a team that built an automated software validation system. We worked on all layers, including:- Refactoring and combining individual automated test cases to conform to a Behavior Driven Testing framework- Setting up device testbeds to run BDT test suites- Serving test suites to multiple testbeds from a single controller- Connecting controllers to internal build software to kick off tests automaticallyAlong with getting the system set up, one of our primary goals was to eliminate false failures. This was a daunting task, but over the course of my internship we eliminated almost all of them.I'm most proud of writing a library of Windows API wrappers. The test cases we were refactoring were automated with CodedUI and many of our false failures were caused by unreliable UI behavior, especially testing across Windows 7, 8, and 10. I started calling the Windows API to get around some of these issues, and what started as a way to bring windows to the foreground grew into a library used by the whole team to deal with multiple issues.