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New York, NY, US

- Schneider Electric Go Green Semi-Finalist: Created novel sustainable smart shower IoT solution for Schneider Electric’s hotel partners in global competition- Health Equity Hackathon: Worked with AWS and Amazon Comprehend to gather relevant data from medical and social services providers provided by IRS data master file; Used Python to web scrape relevant.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

-Worked in Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) environment to secure real time operating systems of embedded products and IIoT across multi-functional and cross-geographical teams-Utilized C/C++ and Git in middleware team to collaborate with DevOps to patch technical leakage vulnerability in compilation wheel-Leveraged Python and Batch scripts to execute lint.

Saint Louis, Missouri

- Worked in an agile environment to ensure efficient development and high usability in MVPs- Designed and developed software prototype for new architecture on the F-15 fighter jet using WPF, C#, and RESTful services while following MVVM architectural patterns to avoid tight coupling- Worked with Systems Engineer to increase efficiency in development by.

Rolla, Missouri

Aided collaborating researchers in determining, designing, and implementing necessary extensions tocyber-security infrastructure with coevolutionary algorithms in Python to co-evolve attacker anddefender strategies for large infrastructure networks under the direction of Dr. Daniel Tauritz

- Stumbled upon my first ever hackathon through this work which introduced me tocomputer science- Raised funding to coordinate the organization's first ever conference.- Facilitated meetings between potential sponsors/donors and executive board members- Contracted a one year agreement for a fully funded office space with a Saint Louis’business incubator.

Researched causes & potential treatments of Parkinson’s Disease through in vivo rat modeling, rathandling, stereotaxic surgery, transcardial perfusions, and immunohistochemistry under the direction ofDr. Michael Anch and guidance of then grad student Dr. Drew Albers

Researched how KCNQ1 mutations induce faulty mechanisms in the heart by effecting IKS channelfunction through mutagenesis and Xenopus laevis oocyte injections under the direction of Dr. Jianmin Cuiand guidance of lab manager Kelli White