I am a software developer at General Motors, where I work on innovative projects to enhance the company's autonomous and electric vehicle programs. I graduated from Duke University with a double major in electrical and computer engineering and computer science, where I gained a solid foundation in software engineering, data structures, algorithms, and systems design.In my current role, I conceptualized, designed, and developed an Android application that leverages Java and the Android Automotive framework to enable quick configuration of vehicle signals and streamlined access to metadata. This application reduced the routine component test time by 95%, enhancing troubleshooting capabilities for system issues. I also implemented a robust unit test suite, ensuring project maintainability and facilitating efficient application debugging. I led the team in adopting best practices to improve code quality and enhance system reliability. I am passionate about learning new technologies and skills, and I have completed multiple certifications in cloud computing, including AWS, virtualization, containers, and APIs. I enjoy working in a collaborative and agile environment, where I can contribute to the team's success and learn from others. I am excited to bring my diverse perspectives and experiences to the organization, and to help shape the future of mobility.
Listed skills include Matlab, Python, Java, C++, and 3 others.