Thousands of the world’s leading brands and retailers trust Bazaarvoice technology, services, and expertise to drive revenue, extend reach, gain actionable insights, and create loyal advocates. Bazaarvoice’s extensive global retail, social, and search syndication network, product-passionate community, and enterprise-level technology provide the tools brands and retailers need to create smarter shopper experiences across the entire customer journey.

Founded in 2005, Bazaarvoice is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with offices in North America, Europe, and Australia. For more information, visit www.bazaarvoice.com

Texas A&M University

Software Engineer Intern

• Investigated the feasibility and application of various parallelized sorting algorithms on Graphcore’s Intelligence Processing Units (IPUs)
• Developed a research project that implements the odd-even parallel merge sort algorithm which was benchmarked against the library bitonic sort algorithm and proved that it is optimized for certain components of the runtime.

Undergraduate Researcher

• Developed a full stack feature using Spring Boot, React.js, DynamoDB to enable recruiters to request administrators for professional subscription upgrades
• Discovered a major bug before production deployment in which subscriptions were being incorrectly purchased without backend authorization saving accidental revenue loss
• Designed and deployed frameworks like gRPC and Spring Boot REST APIs to manage backend services in Java

Software Developer Intern

• Designed content for the “Introduction to Computer Systems” university course including relevant presentations and documentation to enable interactive learning
• Assisted 200+ students with programming assignments in piping, client-server interactions, shared memory programming, synchronization primitives through individual office hours sessions
• Monitored a student-professor Microsoft Teams channel to resolve queries as soon as possible which drew praise from the instructional professor and students alike.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

• Tutored the python programming language for a class of 96 freshmen in the university’s introductory programming course for all engineers
• Mentored students on foundational knowledge such as logic, control structures, conditionals, and common data structures and assessed their capabilities by grading exams and weekly assignments