I graduated cum laude from Harvard with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and 4.0 GPA. While there, I took a variety of interesting courses, including work in machine learning, data structure and algorithms, operating systems, visualization, and networks.

I graduated as Valedictorian of 531 students in my class. Throughout my 4 years, I took 15 AP Classes, including AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Computer Science, AP Microeconomics and Macroeconomics, and AP Language and Composition. I also was actively involved in a variety of activities, including FBLA, Beta Club, NHS, and JV tennis.

MIT Launch is a highly selective (<10% acceptance), 4-week summer incubator for high school entrepreneurs run by the MIT Sloan Center for Management. I spent 4 weeks living on the MIT campus building AutoShade, a patented car ambient-cooling device that uses Bluetooth to regular air temperature when a car is not in use.

During Summer 2019, I interned at Dropbox in San Francisco. I designed, built, and tested a new feature called "Auto-mounting Shared Folders" that directly impacts 36,000 shared folders a week across 3.08 million users and 437,000 teams.

Currently, I am on the CorpSRE team building an internal tool that will be distribute alerts to employees throughout the company when critical infrastructure used at Dropbox goes down.

During Summer 2018, I interned at CBS Sports (part of CBS Interactive) in New York City. I worked as a software engineer on their website, involved in both front-end and back-end projects. My main project for the summer was to create a live draft tracker for the NBA and NFL Drafts. I did this from scratch in React. My other project focused on creating a data pipeline to automatically tag videos based on their audio transcripts (through an NLP model).

I served as a Teaching Fellow for 3 Computer Science classes at Harvard: Computer Science 51 (Design and Abstraction in Computation), Computer Science 121 (Theoretical Computer Science), and Computer Science 124 (Data Structures and Algorithms). In these roles, I taught my own sections of students, held office hours, and graded assignments.

I worked part-time (and full-time during Summer 2017) at HSA (Harvard Student Agencies) Dev, a new software development agency at HSA that works freelance jobs for a variety of clients, including Harvard Business School, Harvard students, college startups, and others. As Head of Engineering, I improved the company's development workflows and mentored other engineers. As a Lead Engineer, I managed teams of 8-10+ Harvard students and interfaced with clients.

HCCG is a professional consulting firm consisting completely of Harvard College students (<10% acceptance rate). HCCG serves clients ranging from national nonprofits (including United Way) to Fortune 5 companies (including Microsoft, Pepsi, NBC, and others). As a former Analyst and current Associate, case scopes have included: target market analysis, competitor analysis, market entry, customer acquisition, and Alexa + Home product integration.

CodeKids is a sister program of Technocademy that I started in 2015. This program teaches advanced technology to elementary and middle school students in the Atlanta area. Areas of focus include programming (web design, Java, etc.), video production, photography, and more which we teach at local public libraries and schools through monthly classes and hackathons (all-day coding events). So far, we have impacted more than 500 children with help from our partner State Farm.

In the summer of 2015, I spent 4 weeks living on the MIT campus and building a real startup from the ground up with world-class mentors, MIT professors, and peer advisors helping along the way (through the MIT Launch program). My team founded AutoShade, a patented car ambient-cooling device that uses Bluetooth to regular air temperature when a car is not in use.