I work with the Dev team to design and engineer new components in Typescript for the Dynamic Work Execution Platform, which is used by 20+ nuclear energy companies. I refactor and update old code to meet new standards, and also find and fix numerous issues and bugs to improve product function and efficiency. I help polish UI and UX elements to improve ease of use, and last but not least test and report many issues with the product as a Quality Assurance tester.

I prepared and analyzed sequencing plates and cell cultures for both academic and private industry customers, maintained an electronic database, distributed results, and assisted the full-time staff with digital troubleshooting, maintenance tasks and experiment preparation.

I taught subjects including data- and thread-level parallelism, virtual memory, CPU architecture, device I/O, cache management, and the assembly language RISC-V in UC Berkeley's course CS 61C Great Ideas in Computer Architecture. I organized and taught large group (100-200 students) review sessions, and created weekly worksheets and exam study guides as part of the tutoring staff. I also instructed students in two 8 member tutoring sections every week, and prepared additional material to supplement the worksheets in my own sections.