At Vituity Health, I'm supporting existing software and helping grow the emerging AI platform to support the work of medical providers and business partners. The trust and support of my co-workers here has enabled me to work on a variety of technologies including backend web development in C#/.net and Python/Quart, frontend with Typescript/React, infrastructure on Azure Web Services, and AI workflows with OpenAI.

My work at BNY has seen me embedded in the clearing markets, treasury, shared services engineering group. Here, I have had the pleasure of assisting the AI Hub in onboarding clients to our lockbox system which handles billions of dollars of transactions annually. In this role, I worked with a multitude of very talented people, and have developed my skills with ASP.net web services, JSON, and integrating AI into existing systems.

Working at Crestron gave me an incredible opportunity to advance my skills and work in software development in a business environment for the first time. At Crestron I wrote software for the UC-Engine, a small windows computer which is the functional heart of the Crestron Flex line of products. I worked on user interface as well as some backend code, mostly in C#. While there, I had the pleasure of working with a highly skilled development team whose members made my time at Crestron memorable and very rewarding.

Floodwood is a high-adventure scout camp in the Adirondack State Park in New York. At Floodwood, I led small groups of scouts and adults on 5-day long treks through the lakes via canoe. I planned routes through the lakes, was trained for and responded to first aid emergencies, and helped my campers to work as an effective team.

Dellicker strategies is a computer system security company which caters to school systems and local governments. I worked at Dellicker strategies as an intern developing marketing and educational material, as well as giving presentations to several school boards about the security threats they were likely to face, and how they could best mitigate them.