• Led design and development of a distributed, asynchronous work execution system powering the Service Level Objective feature for CloudWatch Application Signals, a large-scale application monitoring system.• Projected customer usage patterns and analyzed software costs to design an intuitive pricing model with senior leadership for CloudWatch Application Signals, ensuring revenue growth performance across multiple KPIs.• Owned and coordinated development of a frontend API shared across 3 development teams, defining development standards and enforcing mechanisms to reduce bugs and deliver efficient, robust software.• Led a yearly peer-to-peer mentorship group for 10 summer interns while providing additional 1-1 guidance on technical project challenges to 2 team interns and a new hire developer, being cited as a key mentor.

• Worked on AWS CloudWatch Evidently, a cloud-based A/B testing service, across multiple programminglanguages, technology stacks, and cross-service teams, bringing the product from release to 1k DAU.• Led design and implementation of features such as a free trial metering solution, an in-browser interactive consolewith complex data visualizations, and a high-throughput, fault tolerant, client-side evaluation agent.

Led a club of 50 members developing software solutions for non-profits in the Boston area while spearheading a workshop series for Northeastern undergraduates teaching the fundamentals of web development.

Co-Founded Code4Community at Northeastern University developing software solutions for non-profits in the Greater Boston area. Led the engineering team of 20 developers to create two full stack web applications for Lucy's Love Bus and Speak for the Trees.

Worked as a frontend developer on the AWS console using React. I developed features for the production console as well as a to-be-released redesigned console that incorporated Typescript and Polaris design principles. Over my three months I delivered 3 different features that passed design review and were deployed into production.

Worked as a full stack developer on Harvard Catalyst’s SHRINE team. Developed in React and Scala to create software to help medical researchers find and connect with hospitals that match specific research group criteria.

Worked as a backend developer pushing a transition into a greenfield micro-service architecture. Created 3 new micro-services in Java using jOOQ and AkkaHTTP as well as a prototype Java GraphQL user management micro-service.

Used JavaScript and R to create innovative data visualization tools for analyzing trends in crypto markets.

Created a suite of automated tests using Selenium WebDriver and RestAssured to fully test front and back end code. Additionally, created a document management micro-service connected to Amazon S3.

Tested and refurbished returned Blink cameras using Python with a custom testing library.