Joining Verizon's Leadership Development Program as a hybrid Solutions Architect Intern this upcoming summer.

I'm working in the RadMadLab at UC Berkeley to research the impact of large-scale language models on neurodivergent students in educational environments. My focus is on the technical overlap between linguistic analysis and anti-plagiarism applications (like GPTZero).

I'm a Project Manager for the 2024 project cycle with Entrepreneurs@Berkeley, a Haas affiliated consulting and entrepreneurial organization. Through the E@B ecosystem, I’ve begun working on a social media startup and completed a technical consulting project with Theya.

I helped optimized the back-end migration process for sales, CRM, and payment data. One main task was helping bring a novel HTML5 feature through its full product cycle. I started by gathering customer data via meetings and then assisted with an initiative to increase its deployment. At the end of my internship, it was a primary tool used daily by customers. In addition, I deployed a web analytics platform that used transcriptions from recordings to optimize future sales.

I assisted in the testing and manufacturing process for high-frequency circuit boards contracted for the U.S. Army's Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (M.I.L.E.S). Using electromechanical tests and RF analysis tools, I was in charge of verifying signal integrity and confirming accuracy with electronic schematics issued by Lockheed Martin.

I led the technical development for a student engineering team tasked with designing and launching an Arduino-based rocket. I developed onboard software to integrate the rocket's real-time metrics onto a digital display, and implemented algorithms for flight telemetry that involved rigorous testing

I worked as an automotive mechanic in La Canada, California.

Counselor for 50 middle school students introducing foundational STEM concepts through hands-on activities and individualized mentorship