I currently oversee the development of Odyssey, a learning platform for Northeastern students. In this role, I organize tickets in a Linear project board and hold daily standups with the team to ensure that we are on track for our weekly sprints.

This fall, I am the tech lead for Cooper, where I help my team stay on top of our tickets and prepare for releasing an MVP for Cooper in the next couple of months.

As president, I oversee other members of the eboard and ensure that all club meetings run smoothly. I also manage a mentor program to help incoming first-years with their transition to Northeastern with a Python-based matching process and bi-weekly check-in messages.

At Travelers, I worked in the Corporate Financial Systems department where I implemented a tool to analyze financial documents and extract relevant data using Amazon Textract. I also created a chatbot feature that utilizes Amazon Bedrock to answer questions about financial documents.

For my first co-op, I worked on Odyssey, an interactive learning platform for Khoury College, for my co-op. In this position, I participated in daily standups and worked within two-week sprint cycles. I worked with Next.js and Tailwind CSS for the frontend and Strapi CMS and PostgreSQL for the backend. I also helped transition the deployment from EKS to ECS using the AWS console, and I created the production deployment using Terraform.

In this role, I organized activities and presentations for members of Sandbox, Northeastern's student-led software consultency, and I also planned three collaborative events with other Computer Science organizations at Northeastern while managing a budget of approximately $2000.

As a member of the outreach committee for Northeastern's Computer Science Mentoring Organization (CoSMO), I helped plan club events and reached out to other organizations to organize joint events.

I was a teaching assistant for CS1800 (Discrete Structures). As a TA, I held weekly office hours and helped lead recitations. I also graded 200+ student assignments every week and provided the students with personalized feedback on their assignments.

As a Knack tutor, I helped Northeastern students understand key concepts in the courses that they were taking. During my time as a Knack tutor, I tutored students in Discrete Structures, Linear Algebra, and Fundamentals of Computer Science 1 & 2.

At Mathnasium, I guided students in foundational math concepts through personalized instruction. I taught approximately 12 students per week, grades 2 to 11, and I taught students both in-person and online.