I work on ChromeOS Device Workflow Platform, helping shipping and maintaining high-quality devices and OS images at scale from concept to launch.

• Drove revenue generation by supporting a licensing program with our biggest partners where I scoped, designed, and implemented robust data collection and validation

• Implemented an automated waiver process to allow partners to deviate from standard ChromeOS devices, saving hundreds of Googler hours per year

Engineering residency is Google's year-long program that provides recent graduates with 2 months of focused training in Google technologies and workflows, followed by two rotations on engineering teams.

I had my rotations on Youtube TV and ChromeOS, doing full stack feature work in C++, Java, and Typescript (React and AngularTS).

As a teaching assistant for CISC121 - Introduction to Computing I with Python, I had the following roles:

• marking assignments, a midterm, and an exam. I got to read lots and lots of code, and if anything is incorrect, find out where students went wrong and give helpful feedback

• hosting office hours throughout the semester to help students learn how to debug their code and improve their understanding of the course concepts, as well as teaching them how to teach themselves

• communicate with students over email by answering any questions they may send

As a software developer with no prior experience in hardware, I had to quickly familiarize myself with concepts of radio technology and its lower-level software for Ericsson's products and variants.

• Created automated test scripts in Java

• Took initiative to learn the new test development framework and helped introduce the new development process to other developers

• Contributed to pre-development projects in C++

• Fixed bugs throughout the codebase

• Performed code inspection (using Gerrit Code Review)

• Worked in Agile Development with a Linux environment