While living in Maryland, I did freelance development work via online websites or through friends. The work was varied and included C++ scripts, ServiceNow modules, HLSL shaders, and Python-based simulation.My process was to gather requirements, prototype designs to gather feedback, then develop and test over the course of about a week. While I don't see freelancing as a viable career path going forward, I took my clients and work very seriously

Primarily was a software developer that wrote code for polling their network, internal tools, and creating ServiceNow modules. I was responsible for the entire lifecycle of my projects: requirement acquisition, code design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. However, I did work closely with some amazing people that provided direction, feedback, and UI design. We frequently communicated and discussed best practices, reviewed each other's code, and ways to improve our methods. I'm extremely grateful for my time there and wish everyone at OARnet the best!

I work in a small office called Mobile Services within the College of Medicine at The Ohio State University. We are responsible for the management and distribution of all technology used by our medical students. This includes their personal devices as well as their online lecture content. Due to my personal skillset I have also been asked to create extensive documentation and tutorials as a resource for doctors and students. Furthermore, I designed a small database for in-house use within the medical center.The College of Medicine is a leader in combining technology and education, and I'm happy to be apart of it.

I worked as a networking assistant in establishing a working server farm and computer network for our graduate students. My main job consisted of writing scripts for deploying up-to-date software to all computers in our network on startup.