- Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methodologies- Technologies: ROS, Python, C++, Javascript

CSE 331: Software Design and Implementation

CSE 331: Software Design and Implementation

▪ Technologies: Python, Django▪ Paired regularly with other developers to improve my coding skills and output better code than either of us could write alone▪ Wrote code to configure individual customer implementations of EnergySavvy's product, Optix Manage▪ Wrote custom adapter code to facilitate integration of Optix Manage with customer's existing systems

▪ Worked on the Media Services team, which owns and maintains the platform for images, video, and other media for amazon.com, subsidiaries, devices, and applications ▪ Developed features in Java, C++, and Python to expand the platform and fulfill customer requests ▪ Responded to emergent, high-severity customer issues and automated alarms 24 hours a day to ensure continuous availability and performance of the team’s services ▪ Facilitated swift customer onboarding by broadening the use of continuous deployment ▪ Supported the platform by answering customer questions and writing documentation

Helped introductory computer science students with programming assignments

* Developed path finding and following module for remotely controlled, autonomous, mobile robot* Won second place for talk at 2010 Colby Undergraduate Summer Research Retreat

* Topic: D melanogaster circadian clock modeling* Presented a talk and a poster at the 11th Annual Colby Undergraduate Research Symposium * Presented a poster at New England Undergraduate Computing Symposium, 2010

* Developed a vocabulary to describe body movement and programmed components in C for social interaction applications with humanoid robots * Attended the 2009 U.S.-Korea Conference in Raleigh, N.C.