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Led the development of Inline Resource Creation for Azure Logic Apps, designing the interface, conducting user research, and iterating product design. Wrote and presented talks at Microsoft Spark 3.0, a company-wide conference for the latest developments on our most popular products.

Built Cornell AppDev's latest set of innovative new apps with to goal to improve the lives of students of campus and beyond. Worked on and launched Pollo - an open-source alternative to iClicker, CourseGrab - a cross-platform course tracker used by 3k Cornellians each semester, and Eatery - a dining hall and restaurant app with hundreds of daily active users. In addition, co-wrote and launched CS 1998 - Intro to Android Development, which is taught every semester.

Worked on the C# compiler under the .NET team. Added several language features to C# 9 and 10 along with working on bug fixes for Visual Studio 2019.

Provides assistance and tutoring to the around 400 students taking CS 3110 - Functional Programming at Cornell University.

Worked on the process of automating all infrastructure delivery. Collaborated regularly with teams across Bloomberg to help implement new technologies and strategies for maintaining the multi-billion dollar Data Center operation.

Worked on multiple automation tools at Bloomberg's largest data center, while gaining a much better understanding of the hardware, people, and infrastructure behind the world's most powerful financial data company.

Taught middle school children the basics of JavaScript (variables, loops, etc.), planned lessons, provided demos, introduced resources, and aided students.

Worked full-time on CyberMed’s ”CDoc Providers” app for Android. Led Android Devel-opment team. Worked with SQL databases and various APIs to create a digital doctor’soffice with video calling, data analysis, online payment, and appointment scheduling.