Developer on Virtual Bauer Wurster with Professor Luisa Caldas and the Virtual Bauer Wurster team.• Work on Virtual Bauer Wurster, a collaborative virtual experience made in Unity, where hundreds of students post their architectural design work and interact with others inside their own 3D architecture models• Research & development on bettering the user experience and user interactions within the 3d environment• Development of in-app custom editor that uses AWS, for users to efficiently create, edit, and upload their architectural models for showcases in the app, at 3x faster than the original workflow• Built the landing webpage for the application where hundreds of users visit weekly, and built various other webpages for exhibitions/showcases in Virtual Bauer Wurster

• President of Extended Reality @ Berkeley, the largest project-based tech club on the Berkeley campus, and one of the largest student VR/AR organizations in the nation• Oversee a the executive team to manage 60+ student developers across a dozen technical projects.• Plan VR/AR outreach events for the Berkeley communityLearn more at xr.berkeley.edu

Lead of the education branch of the Extended Reality @ Berkeley Club as Education Executive.• Communicate between other organizations to promote VR/AR education.• Manage multiple projects which includes the XR DeCal, VR/AR Education workshops across campus, and several other projects.• Teach technical workshops to new club members, and for major campus events and hackathons like Cal Hacks, on XR, Unity, and C#. on XR, Unity, and C#.• Instructed workshops for developing AR phone applications for Cal Hacks 8.0 with over 100 attendees.

Manage, design, and teach a technical undergraduate course on AR/VR app development in Unity.Developed the curriculum for and teach one of the world's first undergraduate development courses for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality. Run and designed by students in the industry and students interested in the industry, this course offers a comprehensive guide to learning Unity and C#, and deep analysis of AR/VR-specific design principles.https://xr.berkeley.edu/decal

• In collaboration with Mission Bit, a non-profit organization providing computer science education for under-resourced high school youth across the San Francisco Bay Area.• Created an inclusive and community-based classroom culture at the Meta Youth Summer Academy (MYSA).• Lecturer and lead instructor of the Virtual Reality course at MYSA, teaching a diverse group of rising high school juniors through a project-based coding course covering the fundamentals of Virtual Reality using Unity and Unity's XR Interaction Toolkit, and 3D game design principles.

Assisted course staff, and worked with hundreds of students to aid their understanding of the UC Berkeley Data Science course Data 8 (Foundations of Data Science).

Assisted course staff, and worked with hundreds of students to aid their understanding of the UC Berkeley Computer Science course CS 61B (Data Structures).