Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science
Allen School Ambassador
September 2023 - December 2024

Skills: Outreach, Communication, Organization

As 1 of 10 students selected as an Allen School Ambassador, I led outreach initiatives aimed at increasing diversity in computing at the University of Washington. Collaborating with the Diversity/Access team, I supported and empowered students from underrepresented backgrounds by organizing information sessions, campus tours, student panels, and 1-on-1 consultations. I also developed educational resources on topics such as Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Introduction to Computer Science, and Post-High School Pathways for various outreach events.

Google
Software Engineering Intern
June 2024 - August 2024

Languages/Technologies: Java, Android Development, Android Open Source Project

As a Software Engineering Intern on the Android Platform Hardening team, I spearheaded an investigation into the use of sensitive device identifiers across Play Store apps. I implemented a new AppOp in AOSP to log accesses to 10 critical identifiers, such as MAC Address, SIM Serial Number, IMEI, and IMSI Subscriber ID. I manually validated this logging through a custom test app and developed Android CTS tests to ensure comprehensive coverage for each identifier. To gather meaningful data, I selected 10 high-profile Play Store apps (100 million to 2 billion installs each), designed 2 critical user journeys for each, and executed them to capture AppOps logs. This analysis revealed significant security and privacy vulnerabilities, driving efforts to improve user transparency and control over identifier access.

Google
Software Engineering in Training Program Intern
June 2023 - September 2023

Languages/Technologies: Kotlin, TypeScript, Java

As a STEP intern with Google's Commerce: Shopping Merchants team, I tackled two key projects. The first project involved standardizing the evaluation process for merchant loyalty programs. This entailed making and testing comprehensive front and backend changes in TypeScript and Kotlin, including the addition of a new field to an internal platform. In the latter part of my internship, I took charge of implementing a recommendation on Merchant Center to promote my team's new loyalty program onboarding feature. Unlike my initial project, I actively participated in this project's design and collaborated with partner teams to ensure thorough planning before the development phase. After securing approval for the project's design and timeline, I executed all code changes in Java. This recommendation held the potential to boost merchant customer acquisition rates by approximately 50%.

Meta
Meta University Software Engineering Intern
June 2022 - August 2022

Languages/Technologies: Objective C, XCode, CocoaPods, Back4App, Parse

As a Meta University Software Engineering intern, I had ten weeks to learn as much as I could about iOS app development. The program began with a three-week bootcamp organized by CodePath. During the three weeks, I was introduced to Objective C and iOS development for the first time and worked on three projects that mimicked Flixster, Twitter, and Instagram. For the next seven weeks, we brought our own, original app ideas to life by leveraging what we learned during bootcamp and collaborating with full-time engineers. I met with my Intern Manager and Project Peer several times a week to update them on my progress and get their feedback on my code. By the end of the 10-week program, I left with a strong understanding of iOS development, a complete application I designed and developed, and many friends and mentors

Univeristy of Washington College of Engineering
Student Web Developer
October 2021 - June 2022

Languages/Technologies: PHP, Valet, Laravel, Bitbucket, Git, Jira

As a student web developer, I worked to improve various applications that my peers and mentors used daily. From updating the faculty database with more inclusive language and fields to upgrading filtering options and algorithms on the capstone project portal, I had the unique opportunity to take my computer science knowledge outside of the classroom and apply it to actual tickets within the college’s eco-system of applications. I also worked closely with three full-time engineers to understand how large-scale applications are managed and gain proficiency with industry tools such as Bitbucket, Jira, and Github.

Code Ninjas
Code Sensei
January 2021 - June 2021

Languages/Technologies: Javascript, Scratch, HTML, CSS

As a Code Sensei, I had a variety of responsibilites from managing the kids and the studio to answering questions and leading workshops. I organized sessions on Scratch and beginner game development for children ages 4-8, helped students ages 8-14 on projects in JavaScript, and taught private lessons focused on front-end web development for a variety of age groups.