During my internship at Ridgeline, I built out a new service to allow our customers to bill their clients. While following Agile practices, I collaborated to design the new service and then build both the planned backend microservices with Python and the user interface with React. This service leveraged an entirely serverless technology stack with AWS and was designed to reliably scale.

During my time at MathWorks, I worked on an application to give better insight into the way MathWorks’ open-source code is used while experimenting with cutting-edge cloud technologies for wider adaptation at MathWorks. While constantly communicating with project stakeholders, I developed new features and resolved issues in the application using serverless technologies like AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, and AWS Cognito.

The most notable feature that I delivered was adding an OAuth 2.0 authentication flow to the application which allowed users to conveniently and securely access the application.

While working at Beyond Limits, I integrated into two active, agile development teams as a full-stack developer. My primary responsibilities included developing features, fixes, and unit tests in the frontend and backend using technologies like JavaScript with React and Node.js, Scala, Python, SQL and GraphQL. In addition, I worked on a wide variety of tasks spanning from designing an AI prediction architecture to researching cloud-based data archiving solutions.

My mission while working as a TA was to ensure that the students developed a strong understanding of the foundational principles involved in problem solving and programming. To accomplish this goal, I led lab sections and hosted weekly office hours.