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Oregon State University

Activities and Societies: Upsilon Pi Epsilon

Software Engineer II

Software Engineer 2

Software Engineer

•	Architected ETL pipeline to help real estate investors make better decisions on potential locations
•	Processed 400 GB of global events using a Spark cluster to filter and aggregate location information
•	Deployed Flask application that quickly retrieves information from PostgreSQL database

Data Engineering Fellow

Summer 2017, Winter 2018:
GTA for CS362, Software Engineering II (Testing)
• Evaluated unit tests, random tests, regression tests, bug reports, and debugging.
• Graded assignments written in Java, and used Corbertura and Jacoco for code coverage.
• Generated grading scripts that was shared with other TAs.
Fall 2017:
GTA for Intro to Security
• Supervised learning of security concepts.
• Graded assignments on bloom filters, Time-Based One Time Pads, and hashing.
Fall 2016, Winter 2017, Spring 2017:
GTA for CS460, Senior Capstone
• Supervised 17 teams, 53 students, through software development projects spanning one whole year.
• Influenced a number of formal documents produced by the teams, and project development cycle.
• Students graded on best practices for documentation, unit testing, written communication, and presentation skills.
Spring 2016:
GTA for CS496, Mobile and Cloud Development.
• Led students in developing Android apps on Android Studio, and employing the Google Cloud Platform.

Graduate Teaching Assistant

• Delivered plugin to successfully parse Windows Event Logs, utilizing the .NET framework
• Developed product features following Test Driven Development (TDD) process
• Collaborated with a six-person Scrum team with three-week sprints

Security Software Developer Intern

• Designed a Proof-Of-Concept for finished portions of the USB Type-C technical specification 
• Developed Linux kernel driver written in C on the host side, accompanied by a gadget device driver
• Authenticated connected devices over a 4-way handshake protocol based on finished portions of the security specification
• Conducted company tours for MECOP students

Software Engineer Intern

• Exercised problem solving in multiple large codebase projects
• Produced results for over 5 different clients, including ODOT, USDA, and various OSU clients
• Participated in code reviews and testing solutions while working in Agile teams of two or three

Student Software Developer

• Contributed to a kernel level solution as part of an R&D product
• Developed quality software in a C/C++ Windows environment
• Managed multiple tasks at a given time, including system imaging, unit testing, CI, and documentation

Internship at PSU learning Matlab, a math based programming language.