DMZ Proxy Service (Python, Envoy, AWS DynamoDB): authenticates and forwards HTTPS traffic using sidecar architecture, exposes REST APIs following the Open Service Broker (OSB) spec to maintain the provisioning lifecycle of a configuration resource

Championed operational excellence through automating CI/CD pipelines in Bitbucket and participating in a 24/7 rotating on-call roster to monitor and maintain the availability and resiliency of the team’s services

Increased unit and integration test coverage with Tavern, JUnit, Wiremock, and Docker, and managed continuous monitoring of services with Splunk logging, SignalFx metrics, and Terraform configuration as code

Design and teach weekly discussion section to solidify concepts taught in lecture and work through programming problems

Answer questions and help students debug their code at weekly office hours

Grade weekly programming assignments and provide in-person feedback to students

Develop grading criteria and lead grading for midterm and final exams

Create supplementary videos explaining lecture concepts and related topics

Hold weekly office hours to answer questions and provide advice about course selection, career paths, research opportunities, and general academic planning

Host declaration interviews for students looking to declare a major in SymSys

Help host weekly forum showcasing research by professors and graduate students in Symbolic Systems and related fields

Organized first ever virtual meetup for SymSys students and alum; facilitated conversation for over 80 participants on Zoom

Created memory video for SymSys students graduating in June 2020

Play a pivotal role in the creation of safe, inclusive residential communities that support student health and well-being and promote personal and intellectual growth.

Extensive training in community building, conflict resolution, crisis management, and peer counseling

Organize weekly programming activities like movie screenings and arts/crafts, and lead weekly dorm meetings

Connect residents to academic, mental health, financial, and other campus resources

Handle scheduling, sign-ups, budget, and other logistics for large-scale events such as a scavenger hunt in San Francisco (100 people) and a three-day trip to Lake Tahoe (120 people)

Manage the dorm budget, including dorm snacks and swag purchases

Frosh 101 section leader from September - December 2019. Frosh 101 is a discussion style course designed to support first-year students transition to Stanford’s dynamic campus.

Welcome freshmen and parents during New Student Orientation

Developed financial budgeting guide for incoming residential assistants