Working in a full-time research capacity with Professor Jeff Liebman.

English Language Teaching (ELT) business unit.

Working on supporter engagement and fundraising. Implementing and automating processes to streamline day-to-day tasks.

Write, review, and edit curriculum (learning experiences) for educators to teach computational thinking, algorithms, artificial intelligence, and more.

Working with the Harvard Belfer Center's Technology and Public Purpose (TAPP) Project to run the Tech Spotlight event in the spring of 2020 (postponed to fall of 2020).

Co-founded in January of 2017, Mason Hack Club has already become a stand out club at Mason HS, venturing into new territory as one of the region's first Hack Club chapters. Hack Club volunteers have volunteered more than a combined 60 hours in one month at Western Row elementary school to teach STEM basics and get students excited about technology (with programs at Mason Intermediate School and the West Chester MidPointe library). To raise funds for the new club, 24 Hack Club volunteers worked over 40 hours each at the region's first summer Hack Camp (2017). As of 2018, Hack Camp has raised over $20,000 to support club and outreach spending. Hack Club members have also demonstrated their aptitude in code by attending local hackathons, placing third at RevolutionUC in 2017 and beating out many other high-school, undergrad, and grad students. 6 Hack Club students collaborated to build CincyHacks, Cincinnati's first high school hackathon. As of the end of the 2018 school year, Mason Hack Club has impacted more than 500 students and partners in our community, and we are on track to impacting 1,000 by the end of the 2018 calendar year.As executive director and co-founder, I have been the figurehead of the club and the driving force behind the club’s momentum.- Leading organizer of Hack Camp 2017 and 2018; managed logistics, marketed to school district by reaching out to sponsor company (Cengage Learning) and teachers, recruited and trained volunteer instructors, led each day of the four-day (2017) and five-day (2018) camp- Leading organizer of CincyHacks; managed logistics, secured local company support and sponsorship, reached out to tri-state area to find more students- Organize sponsored opportunities for club members to network with and learn from IT professionals- Organize unique outreach programs at local schools, libraries, rec centers, etc. to promote interest in IT and technology literacy

CincyHacks is Cincinnati's first ever high school hackathon.- Work to secure a venue, sponsorships/relationships with local Cincinnati companies, and purchases- Coordinate and manage volunteers and hackathon organizers as well as registration- Reach out to IT professionals to find mentors and coaches for students at the event- Connect with local schools and organizations to spread the word about this milestone event- Raised over $8K of corporate funding- Figurehead of the event in presentations and the duration of the eventThere were over 90 attendees from 24 schools in three different states who created 24 projects. For 90% of students, this was their first hackathon, but 95% of students agree that CincyHacks inspired them to continue studying computer science and 94% of students would recommend CincyHacks to a friend.

- Along with three other Hack Club members, organized Hack Camp 2017 & 2018 (first of its kind at Mason High School)- Raised $12K for Mason Hack Club- Sponsored by Cengage Learning2018 stats:- Taught over 80 campers and coordinated 18 volunteers- 100% of campers would recommend Hack Camp- 100% of campers believed that Hack Camp 2018 improved from Hack Camp 2017- 100% of campers will continue studying computer programming2017 stats:- Taught over 100 students and coordinated 20 volunteers- 96% of attendees would recommend Hack Camp- 100% of attendees will continue studying computer programming

- Built and designed SQL database from Azure SQL Server hosting; managing Azure File Storage- Using ReactJS to build a frontend for a web app that communicates with C# backend to pull bank data via a financial institution API

- Wrote & managed $24,000+ budget, including travel reimbursements, purchasing a bus for students from Indiana and Ohio, meals, prizes, etc.- Fundraised all money, gaining support from McDonald's (making it the first student hackathon they've sponsored), Paylocity, Bose, NVIDIA, Balsamiq, Flexera, and more- Maintained sponsor relations to guarantee best experience possible at Hack Chicago 2018