• As a computer science research volunteer, I collaborate with staff and graduate researchers to design, compile, and publish research findings on the Cognitive Neuro Anatomy Website.

• Assist in collecting and analyzing neurological data using technology systems for cognitive neuro analytic studies.

• Review, collaborate, and present ongoing research projects at weekly laboratory meetings and individually with the professor.

• Participate as a laboratory assistant in creating a virtual, educational tool on tertiary sulci for anatomy courses at UC Berkeley along with working on a cortical visualization tool study

• Co-founded UC Berkeley undergraduate research lab in mathematics and data science with student learning center

• Currently leading a team in creating database for visualizations of the Collatz conjecture’s shape and movement

• Collaborated with swim coach to co-found, develop and implement the Polar Bears Aquatic Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping improve water safety for children who have not learned how to swim.

• Designed an internship program for the nonprofit organization whereby swim student interns maintain and promote foundation goals and efforts.

• Created a training program for swim team members at Porter Valley Country Club designed to teach younger students water safety and basic swim technique.

• Analyzed a database of individual swim times for a variety of events for the Porter Valley Polar Bears club swimmers using python, as well as the data science, matplotlib, and NumPy libraries

• Used linear regression to design a prediction algorithm to calculate swimmers estimated time drops and to track swimmers progress in different events

• Delivered weekly presentations on analysis results to club coach that identified areas for improvement and overall collegiate swim division analysis

• Identified prospective college targets for individual swimmers based on aggregate times