Software engineer at Google, former atomic physics research assistant at UC Berkeley

2022 — NowGoogleSoftware Engineer

2022 — Now

San Francisco, California, United States

2020 — 2022EpicSoftware Developer

2020 — 2022

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Full-stack web development in ASP.NET framework with React-based JavaScript

2020 — 2020UC Berkeley Department of PhysicsResearch Assistant

2020 — 2020

Mueller Group (Atomic, Molecular, and Optics research), worked in project which aims to experimentally measure the value of fine-structure constant to greater precision

Built the infrastructure for the experiment control system in Python

2019 — 2019UC Berkeley Department of PhysicsUndergraduate Physics Researcher

2019 — 2019

Worked on simulating the cavity atom interferometer to reproduce experimental observations such as output phase and interference fringe patterns

Studied Bloch oscillations, a solid-state physics phenomenon, to investigate its properties as relate to various physical parameters

Programmed in Python, Julia, MATLAB, and Mathematica, worked with optimization of linear algebra computation, partial differential equations solving, real and imaginary numbers, etc.

2019 — 2019UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS)Tutor/Course Staff, CS 61A

2019 — 2019

Hold weekly small-group tutoring sections, staff office hours, create worksheets for and facilitate review sessions

Explain course concepts with examples and diagrams such as pseudo-code, box-and-pointer diagrams, environment diagrams, and tree diagrams; mainly in Python, partly in Scheme and SQL

Involved in Computer Science Mentors (CSM) as a Senior Mentor: take part in content creation, Junior Mentor hiring, and other logistical tasks in addition to working with students

Education

2017 — 2019

University of California, Berkeley

Bachelor's degree

2017 — 2019

Experience+

Education

Bachelor's degree