- Lead engineer, building a full-stack (PERN) "Outco Client Accountability" application to organize and display clients' data for staff to work efficiently and bulk send personalized emails to clients for their specific needs.- Designing and implementing a PostgreSQL database schema, cron-based ETL pipelines to migrate data from our Airtable database to our new database, NodeJS Express backend REST API routes to interface with the database, a Redis instance to cache common requests, and a React-based frontend to interface with the backend. I configured hosting solutions, the authentication layer, and automation of TLS/SSL certification to securely make the application accessible for staff & clients. The goal is to reduce reliance on Airtable as a database in order to scale cost effectively.- Overhauling staff session scheduling system to substantially improve integration with our other processes and also make automated schedule generation possible. The process involved a heavy amount of data cleansing and normalization, decreasing the possibility for future data entry errors by both staff and clients. - Management of and delegation to engineering/coaching staff to build features upon the Outco Client Accountability app, improve upon our curriculum content (whether code or written content), and instruct high quality classes for our clients.- Overhauling Github-based curriculum distribution system for clients. The prior system created a Github repo for every client, which was not scalable. The new system creates a single forkable Github repo for each class we run (which may have 20-40 clients), and uses NodeJS-based scripts for pushing curriculum content to class repos, as well as creating easy to follow documentation for clients and staff members.- Conversion of all curriculum code into C++, C#, and Go to better serve clients- Leveraged Github GraphQL API to create a potential client lead generation stream and import data into a custom database

- Coaching and teaching classes on data structures and algorithms for 900+ clients. Topics taught include recursion, dynamic programming, linked lists, quasilinear sorts, heaps, trees, graphs, and object-oriented design.- Leading webinars with 100-150 audience members, demonstrating approaches to technical interviews with companies like Google and Amazon

- Developed integration for Microfocus voltage encryption API with IBM Datastage jobs using Java, Bash, and C++ to make field-level encryption utility available to up to 10 million records encrypted in memory.- Developed Java integrations based loosely on Spring framework for legal application TeamConnect to provide accurate summary of all budgeting information for GM legal matter invoices.- Fixed erroneous data records and deployed code to production with SQL and shell scripts for applications that manage supplemental unemployment benefits, training plan administration, and travel and expenses

Configured and deployed Commercial of the Shelf (COTS) and internal GM applications, built application platforms for developers and users. Setup and configuration of Windows Server, IIS 8.0+, Oracle Weblogic and network tools for installing application servers with SSL certificates, DNS configurations, Server Load Balancing, and Single Sign-on authentication. Consolidated information between different GMIT roles to effectively implement architecture solutions.

As a part of the Global Corporate Functions division of GM IT, I have worked on several projects in the HR space, involving the following tools:- IBM Cognos & Tableau report modification, building, and deployment- VBA (for Excel), Oracle PL/SQL, & IBM DataStage development- TortoiseSVN for version control in deployments- Oracle SQR language analysis for reporting and data integrationI have worked extensively on both reporting and ETL development for GM IT's Oracle PeopleSoft 9.2 upgrade. I have also worked on several different data integration projects, performing business and functional requirements analyses to create the mappings from source data to relevant targets for ETL developers.

I worked in a pulp and paper mill on data and process analysis projects as part of an Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) improvement project. I learned and used VBA for data analysis in water, creping blade, and pulping quality systems in tissue manufacturing. Work on pulping systems resulted in a notable reduction in mill energy expenditure from the pulping process. Among daily projects, I constructed detailed reports and guides for the use of infrared temperature scanners in tissue machines.

I worked as a research assistant in Dr. Mark Prausnitz's research laboratory in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My experiences involve working with in vivo experiments using a laser induced reaction of carbon black nanoparticles in solution to aid large molecule drug delivery. I have learned and repeatedly used histology and confocal microscopy techniques in the analysis of tissues. I was working for the lab under the Air Products FY13 Undergraduate Research Award.