I currently work on the Arc Ads team, where I develop the React frontend for the ad campaigns platform within Typeface Arc.

I worked on the software integration team, which involved developing and testing key software, security, and hardware upgrades for the E-11A aircraft. This included the integration of a new ultra high-frequency satellite communication system, which was developed and installed alongside our existing airborne communications gateway. I also worked on the DevOps team, where I wrote and maintained Ansible playbooks for our virtualized software integration environment, which is used to test and validate software upgrades before deployment.

I tutored the CSE 110 - Software Engineering course for UC San Diego, which taught software engineering practices such as agile, full-stack development, version control, and testing. During my role, I held office hours for students one-on-one, where I debugged code and helped answer questions. I also pioneered the development of an automated grading system for the course staff using Next.js and TypeScript, which streamlined the evaluation of 1000+ assignments from over 350+ students.

I worked on the QUINCE project, a data monitoring platform designed to assess Internet quality of experience through simulations. I developed the Meteor.js web application used for measuring user analytics, refactored the React frontend to improve user experience, and implemented new features such as user surveys and speed tests using the M-Lab speed test API. I also worked on the AVOID project, which focused on enhancing network communication by avoiding adversary-controlled paths. Here, I integrated Termux shell scripts that called Python code for network routing, and developed an Android app using Kotlin and Android Studio for testing.

I was part of the Triton Ground Segment team, where I worked on DevOps for inter/intra-airplane communication systems. I developed Python scripts to automate key API calls and data retrieval for our flight navigation systems, and led the initiative of a documentation solution using Robot Framework and Libdoc to cover our team's codebase.

I led the porting of a Unity-based application for vehicle model rendering to a Unreal Engine 5 prototype, which could capture and display high-resolution screenshots of vehicle models imported from Autodesk Maya. I also developed a Unreal Motion Graphics UI for user input and controls for custom camera controls, enabling users to view vehicles from preset angles and positions.

I worked on the Android app development team, where I built and published the company's flagship app on the Google Play Store from the ground up. I also integrated services such as Azure PlayFab and Photon Engine for user authentication and multiplayer functionality.

Minor in Computer Engineering