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Rockleigh, New Jersey, United States

- Passion for Cloud developed after hearing the phrase “Cloud Engineers are like doctors”- Developed Automated Testing Framework (ATF) from scratch in 2 months using TIBCO’s StreamBase (SB)— Goal: challenge newly proposed cloud architecture to stress test proposed implementation before reaching production— Replicated 1 million devices using Microsoft Azure functions, SQL, and SB to black box test 6 use cases— Created Azure function in C# that routes messages from one Event Hub (EV) to anothero Business value: overcome Azure Event Hub’s consumer group limitation per EV— Predicted failures ahead and reduced Mean-Time-To-Resolution from 15 days to 2 hours - Lead team in an Agile driven environment by participating in daily standups and documenting completion of project for future replication and development- Tools used: Microsoft Azure, TIBCO StreamBase, Atlassian Confluence, Microsoft SQL Server, Visual Studio

Rockleigh, New Jersey, United States

Intern on the Battery Operated Shade project:- Learned what it means to be a talented Firmware Engineer by working closely alongside 6 experienced Firmware Engineers- Worked with Texas Instruments (TI) Code Composer Studio IDE and development launchpad board- Researched resources from TI to implement efficient logging in future projects- Utilized TI modules to get the Real Time Clock (RTC) running in our project- Constructed code in C to…— Calculate and print uptime of the shade (total time the system is awake and in sleep mode) — Create a reliable timer for interrupt service routines (ISR) to accurately call function callbacks— Utilize Non Volatile (NV) memory to keep record of battery voltage logs (log both time stamp and battery voltage)- Collaborated in an team project of 9 interns that aimed to expand Crestron into the Esports vertical as a leader in the AV + Esports industry- Earned “Most Innovative Idea” and “Best Presentation” Acknowledgments

Hoboken, New Jersey, United States

Program Title: ECE Honors Summer Research ProgramOur team aims to resolve the Spectrum Scarcity problem. Currently, the spectrum band is overcrowded by millions of wireless devices and users and we are running out of it due to under-utilization of the spectrum. Our research is just another small step forward to find a solution to efficient Spectrum Sharing.- Working under the supervision of Professor Min Song alongside one Master's Student partner- Researching in depth the umbrella topic of Spectrum Mobility to understand and learn the foundations of Wireless Communications- Focusing on Opportunistic Spectrum Access, Cognitive Radio Networks, and Channel Hopping of two radio nodes to complete successful rendezvous

STEM Camp for Young Girls- Devised a weekly curriculum that focused on inspiring 20 young girls to pursue STEM- Fostered empowerment to those who were afraid of the stereotypical "male-dominated classroom" by sharing personal experiences to ensure an inclusive, comfortable environment- Demonstrated fundamental coding skills in C++ and hands-on experience through circuitry projects- Increase of 75% additional students applied the following year due to successful, entertaining curriculum

Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Computer Engineering, Senior

Activities and Societies: Schaefer School of Engineering & Science (SES) Dean's Student Advisory Board, Electrical and Computer.

Education record

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society (NHS), STEM Team, Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Next, Future Business Leaders.