• Designed and built a normalized S3-backed data pipeline for chat artifacts (Slack, Teams, Bloomberg, SMS), replacing a legacy storage system with a unified schema supporting lazy-loading and independent caching across high-volume

datasets.

• Migrated the platform's document editor to a new text editor library, preserving full functionality while adding table support. The upgrade contributed to securing multimillion-dollar contracts and increased editor usage by 37%.

• Developed a custom data export system for a federal agency, processing millions of records on a compressed timeline and retaining a multi-million dollar contract.

• Built internal tooling to automate security reviews and enforce PR hygiene across 20,000+ pull requests and 30+ release cycles, reducing per-release security review time by 95%.

Guided mentor sessions for over 60 students per semester for three semesters

Graded weekly assignments on accuracy and style, in either Java or Python

Facilitated weekly introductory lab sections to administer instructions and answer questions

Improved, updated, and ran the class auto-grader, written in Python and BASH

Coordinated communication in Slack among 5 TAs and 2 professors

Answered questions from students on Piazza on a daily basis

Participated in a Research Experience for Undergraduates where I developed and tested a scalable gunshot detection system on micro-controllers such as Raspberry Pi. The model was made using TensorFlow Keras and trained on tens of thousands of audio samples

• Developed, implemented and tested the “Special Event Monitoring Tool”, a tool for monitoring data from cell sites in real-time, utilizing Python, SQL, OSS, Mobatch and SFTP. It is currently used by T-Mobile engineers in the Los Angeles, Simi Valley and Southern California markets

• Planned and oversaw a Python workshop to over 100 radio frequency engineers

• Advised engineers and managers on strategies regarding future automation and development

Published a nine-page article analyzing the legality and effectiveness of proposed “supervised injection facilities” in the United

States.

Transcribed two interviews, one with U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter and another with renowned military law and

immigration law scholar Margaret Stock.

Presented work at a luncheon in an exhibition understandable to a layperson.