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Activities and Societies: GPA: 3.89 Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor Society (top third of CS majors), Computer Science Mentors, Gamescrafters, Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program Relevant Coursework:CS169: Software EngineeringCS168: NetworkingCS161: SecurityCS186: Database SystemsCS61B: Data StructuresCS61C: Computer ArchitectureCS 70: Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory

University of California, Berkeley

Monte Vista High School

Software Engineer

Spearheaded Sub Count Goals into production where creators can now set goals on subscriber count with an adoption rate of 80% of existing creator goals users.
Developed endpoints and service logic in Go, applied new queries/mutations in GraphQL, updated dependencies in a multitude of backend microservices.
Implemented new frontend components in React and TypeScript; collaborated with design, product, and mobile.

Software Engineer Intern

Designed, coded, and tested an end-to-end geo-fencing feature using GPS to set up a virtual perimeter with configurable zones and permissible levels.
Implemented back-end API’s that supported the geofencing feature in Java with a RESTful architecture.

uGSI (Undergraduate Student Instructor) for CS169 - Software Engineering
Led weekly discussions and office hours for 30+ Berkeley upper-division students teaching software development methods with modern technologies and libraries, object oriented modular design techniques, and Ruby on Rails.

Undergraduate Student Instructor for Software Engineering (CS169)

Led daily labs for 30+ Berkeley undergraduate students teaching core data structures and algorithms material (asymptotics, linked lists, trees, sorting/searching, etc.).