Sarah Higbee Email & Phone Number

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

This was an exciting opportunity to assist with cutting-edge research into machine learning for predicting patient outcomes and life saving interventions. Given the huge volume of sensor data being processed, my job was to improve their code, set up a more efficient system for running it, and other programming tasks as required in this fast-moving.

Johnstown, Pennsylvania Area

I was part of an agile team, developing a web application for one of Problem Solutions' clients. We used C#.Net, Vue.js, and SQL Server to build a flexible and robust MVC application. As a team, we supported and learned from each other, adapting to changing client needs while always moving forward.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Health providers want to rate their performance on hundreds of health quality measures. We're writing and testing the logic that takes in patient records and outputs those performance rates. Owing to the tight-knit, cooperative team I'd joined- the Measuredev team- and their great scrum master Jamie Craig, I'm inclined to say "We" instead of "I" when.

Canonsburg, PA

I worked at ANSYS through the University of Pittsburgh's co-op program, which lets undergraduates alternate between full-time study and full-time internship. I stayed at ANSYS for two rotations, hence the two listings.I worked on UI development under an individual supervisor. I was given a lot of freedom to explore ANSYS's code base, and at various points.

Pittsburgh, PA

For a summer, I worked with Drs. Markus Dittrich and Stephen D. Meriney at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. I ran Monte Carlo simulations of calcium in a frog's neuromuscular junction, varying the number and position of calcium channels and logging the pulse ratio when the synapse fired. The simulations were meant to supplement experiments on live.