As a dedicated Software Engineering student at RIT, I have honed my technical skills through a blend of professional experience, academic involvement, and volunteer leadership. My role as a Software Engineering Intern at Burrow Software allowed me to directly contribute to the development of no-code software tools, where I not only debugged issues but also worked to create queries and mutations to support the backend. I regularly showcased my work during sprint demos, strengthening my ability to communicate technical concepts effectively.In parallel, my position as a Software Engineering Course Assistant at RIT has enabled me to deepen my understanding of software engineering principles by supporting over 30 students each semester. I provided personalized feedback on assignments, held weekly office hours, and guided students through challenging coding problems, fostering a collaborative and supportive learning environment.Additionally, my volunteer work as Head of Career and Development for the RIT Society of Software Engineers has allowed me to mentor fellow students in both their academic and professional journeys. From hosting mock interviews and coding challenges to offering career advice, I am passionate about helping others succeed in the field of software engineering.