Served as a GTA for CS 252 Systems Programming, a core CS class taken by all sophomores in CS at Purdue. As a GTA, I led 5 lab sessions a week and instructed students on the projects they worked on in the class. I also provided students with help when they needed it.

In tandem to my GTA position, I worked on EnCourse, an application that tracks student progress on the projects in the class and detects potential cheating.

Developed an application used to track student progress on class projects and detect cheating in CS 252, a core class for computer science students at Purdue.

Met on a weekly basis with Professor Gustavo Rodriguez-Rivera to go over required features and report progress.

Served as a UTA for CS 252 Systems Programming, a core class that all CS students at Purdue are required to take. I simultaneously performed my Undergraduate Research Assistant duties for the professor of the class to enhance the class as a whole.

Implemented features that make certain ads in Google search more personalized and relevant to users.

Implemented a denylist to prevent unsafe categories of products appearing in a specific group of ads.

Fixed various bugs and implemented new tests on features that didn’t have comprehensive testing.