Working on AI Agents and Generative AI for Microsoft Copilot experiences

Microsoft 365 Copilot, Microsoft Designer

Microsoft Teams, Microsoft PowerPoint AI

In my role as a Teaching Assistant for EECS 349 Machine Learning at Northwestern University, I guided students through coding exercises and laboratory assignments, where students implemented algorithms and analyzed real-world data, promoting hands-on learning experiences. Collaborating with the professor and other teaching assistants, I evaluated student grades based on problem sets, readings, and programming tasks, ensuring a fair assessment of their knowledge and skills.

As the Head of Technology at BuildHer Hackathon, I spearheaded the organization of Chicago’s first student-run women’s hackathon at Northwestern University(April 7-8th, 2017 & April 14-15th, 2018). I built the official website, developed iOS and Android apps, and conducted coding workshops for hackers of all levels.

During my internship at NVIDIA's Deep Learning Autonomous Driving team in the San Francisco Bay Area, I collaborated with researchers and software engineers to implement radar detection algorithms using Python and TensorFlow. I contributed to the development of cutting-edge technology for autonomous vehicles by translating research papers into practical solutions.