Software Engineering working on the Booking Team at Airbnb

I was an software engineering intern on the host experience team. I worked on benchmarking and optimizing host dashboard, a large javascript application that shows up if you are a current host or a recent host on airbnb at airbnb.com/dashboard. I also refactored majority of host dashboard from React + Backbone -> React + Alt, which is a Flux implementation. I also added a suite of unit tests for the React app.

I also helped build portions of the frontend upcoming feature. In addition, I built airbnb.com/careers/university with another engineering, photography, and recruiting intern.

• Past intern at Twitter on the Capacity Software Services team.

• Developed a metrics gathering system for four internal tools, including one that allows users to check for hardware failures for machines in the datacenters

• Migrated most of Twitter's codebase from Python 2.6 to Python 2.7, affecting about 250k lines of code

• Revamped the team's build tools and submitted about thirty bug fixes in a three month span

I built out the Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology's (CET) website, virtualcet.org, along with three other developers. While my duties mainly consisted of building out the back-end using Django and Python, I also contribute to the front-end (HTML, CSS, JS) portion. My proudest achievement here was that I was able to refactor the codebase while implementing several new features, which resulted in a net loss of lines of codes.

• Built and deployed the full stack -- front-end, back-end, and ops -- for an attorney search platform consisting of more than 1.5 million lawyers. Migrated previous search functionally which consisted of database calls to the new search server.

• Developed both the front and back-end of the messaging system by utilizing third party libraries and external APIs.

• Participated in a top 3 NY startup accelerator by contributing to product meetings, pitching to investors, and networking with several CEOs and entrepreneurs