Research in the Computer Graphics and Vision Lab under Prof. Steve Marschner.Studying how to improve realistic lighting algorithms in an augmented reality environment.

Teaching Assistant during Fall 2017, Fall 2018 of CS 2112: Honors Object-Oriented Design and Data Structures.Teaching Assistant for Fall 2019 of CS 4620: Introduction to Computer GraphicsTeaching Assistant for Spring 2020 of CS 3152: Introduction to Computer Game Architecture. Led weekly discussions, designed student projects and held weekly office hours.

• Improved test duration of code run on Windows devices, affecting over 400 branches of code• Documented specifications for the scope of the problem, our work, and future considerations• Designed mockups in Adobe XD for the customer dashboard and iterated through design reviews• Met with customers to gain feedback on our prototype and hear their pain points• Aligned my team with customers by advocating for customers and championing the team

Student-run research project team under Prof. Andy Ruina aimed at making a self-navigating, self-balancing bicycle. Ran a team of ~20 members, overseeing recruitment, managing projects, and acting as a liaison between Cornell's College of Engineering and our team. https://bike.engineering.cornell.edu/

Computer vision subteam lead, working towards creating a vision system using ROS for the bicycle to help it with obstacle detection and odometry.

Software member on the Navigation subteam, working on coordinating the startup of all the bike systems.

Worked on an internal Android App in Kotlin, used to help associates fill out Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).

Worked on the FANIQ project, aimed at connected entrepreneurs and investors. Verified the application based on different user acceptance criteria using Agile Software Development Methodology.