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San Diego, California, United States

Contributing to Insulet’s software efforts relating to the iOS platform.

Contributing to Marriott's UXL project as a junior software engineer, unifying internal REST APIs under a single GraphQL API. - Working with TypeScript to implement new resolvers, perform bug fixes, and refactor the codebase appropriately. - Using test-driven development in conjunction with mock service worker (MSW) and supertest for comprehensive, integration-style testing of each subgraph. - Working with Apollo Federation and nx as tooling supporting spanning the graph across several services.- Coordinating with other team members using JIRA, Confluence, and Teams.Note: Contracted as a junior engineer for Marriott through an external firm, mroads, and working as a contracting firm under Ninth Approach LLC.

Santa Cruz, California

Former software lead at Slugbotics, an extracurricular organization at UC Santa Cruz focused on competitive robotics.• Rearchitected team website to adopt Hugo, leading to a more maintainable and modern website. This adoption also enabled non-programmers to contribute website content directly using Markdown. https://slugbotics.com/.• Led improvements to onboarding new student members in programming, culminating in designing and teaching a university course to teach software engineering skills (see above work under the UCSC Sustainability Lab).• Introduced and taught Git to the team, enabling version control and coordination of team effort on source code.• Formalized a written Code of Conduct to the team, improving organization inclusivity.• Developed control input systems for the ROV using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, UDP/TCP/Ethernet, and C.

Santa Cruz, California

Santa Cruz, California, United States

• Taught new programmers event-driven, GUI, and network programming concepts using Qt and C++. Also taught command-line usage and other UNIX basics, helping to fill gaps in UC Santa Cruz’s programming curricula.• Developed original applications, tutorial documentation, slides, and other resources utilized in the course.• Provided office hours and worked directly with students, ensuring students’ successful learning and practice of concepts.• Graded students as part of an official UC Santa Cruz course (CRSN 151C).

United States

Developed an iOS app (Ouch! Emotional Bandage) on contract remotely, rewriting an older iOS app with modern iOS technologies such as Swift. Used Objective-C bridging to port over existing image manipulation code, HTML/CSS and WKWebView for informational screens, Auto Layout / Storyboards for the interface, property lists for configuration, and UIActivityViewControllers for sharing.