Contributor to OpenID Foundation’s Shared Signals Framework project.SSF is an emerging cybersecurity standard for the communication of security signals between web services, when specific events occur, to minimize vulnerabilities.

JIRA workflow automation to support Qu’s growing customer base.- Developed sprint burnup charts to target areas in which teams were inefficiently managing time.- Wrote JIRA automations to improve metric-tracking (internal vs customer driven).- Created automations to keep stale field bugs on the radar of relevant teams by sending alerts to their Slack channels

- Assisted students in understanding the basics of algorithmic problem-solving and Java programming.- Answered the students’ questions and led the class when a substitute teacher was present.- Tutored approximately 60 students over 2 years.

- Sophomore year: led a team of 15 through pandemic restrictions & challenges to deliver a robot- Junior and Senior year: led new teams to two FTC regional competition appearances- Voted MVP both seasons- Teams made up of rookies with no prior robotics experience- Build season involved training the team to develop basic robotics knowledge, building the robot from scratch & documenting the build process. Software developed with Blocks programming. - Robot was controlled by a joystick and also had autonomous capabilities. -- Camera for vision. -- Sensor to detect colored tape.

- Taught the basics of 3D printing on TinkerCAD to groups of six to eight elementary/middle school-aged students through engaging and creative activities in a week-long program.- Demonstrated use of MakerBot 3D printers, and learned how to debug them.- Over four summers, taught approximately 90-100 students.