Mariam A. Email & Phone Number

- Full stack web developer- Developed applications with Ruby on Rails and Javascript- Deployed applications with Kubernetes (using Helm) on GCP

- Developed Data Factory pipelines for data migration- Developed Azure Databricks notebooks for bulk query execution- Developed logging libraries for Azure AppInsights- Also worked with Azure FunctionApps, Oracle systems, and Azure SQL

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Teaching Assistant for ‘Programming Languages’ (January 2020 - April 2020):Key concepts include functional programming and recursion in Racket (Lisp dialect), and an overview of machinery needed for language support.
• Teaching Assistant for ‘Object-Oriented Software Development’ (September 2019 - December 2019):Key concepts include OOP, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and test-driven development
• Teaching assistant for 'Foundations of Imperative Programming' (January 2019 - April 2019):Key concepts include data structures (dynamic arrays, linked lists), collections (lists, stacks, queues), and recursion

Ottawa, Canada Area

Held four office hours every week to assist students taking general Chemistry courses

Ottawa, Canada Area

Created weekly workshops that reflect Universal Instructional Design (UID), a proactive teaching approach that stresses inclusivity and the incorporation of different learning styles

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Worked as a research assistant for a Biomedical and Electrical Engineering thesis project on head movement during routine activities
• Collected data and wrote corresponding MATLAB code to calibrate an accelerometer and gyroscope sensor for use in a novel concussion monitoring device
• Developed MATLAB software to analyze experimental data for repeatability and peak behaviour

• Wrote Python scripts to securely extract storage data from AWS and Azure cloud services to assess storage types and corresponding costs
• Used M query language to visualize data in Power BI
• Used many cloud services such as AWS Lambda, Azure KeyVault, and Azure FunctionApp to automate the process of data collection and visualization

Longfields-Davidson Heights SS

• Competed in the FIRST Robotics Competition
• Wrote C++ code to control various functions of a robot which enabled it to be remote-controlled, to climb a rope, and to transfer objects from one area to another

Presented math concepts in creative and personalized ways to students in grades 8 – 11 to solidify and improve their understanding