As a peer mentor I have been an instructor for both Data Structures & Algorithms as well as Introduction to Programming. I held bi-weekly office hours for a 100 person class to help students understand fundamental data structures and programming concepts, as well as debug programming assignments.

Every quarter, I created and coordinated the waitlist form and spreadsheet for all IEMS undergraduate courses using google spreadsheets’ pseudo-SQL language. I am also responsible for developing weekly newsletters for all undergraduates in Northwestern’s IEMS Department.

As my intern project, I created a Zoom App for the Zoom Marketplace from start to finish. The app integrates with the Zoom Events Networking API to pull user profile information, then display that information as a business card filter while users are in Zoom meetings. In addition to the in-meeting functionality, I developed a webpage for customization of the card connected to a database, enabling settings to persist.

The app makes the Zoom Events experience more cohesive with other Zoom products by carrying the information from Zoom Events into meetings with the user. Additionally, the app will be used going forward to test changes to the Zoom Events Networking API prior to being exposed for third party use.

My main project was decomposing one of the Quickbooks payroll reports, which included updating the styling and shifting to the new technology stack used by all reports. As a member of an Agile development team, I worked on both front and backend stories, from the JavaScript UI to using GraphQL to pull information from the Quickbooks database. I created new schema, an exportable module for document creation, as well as fixing numerous bugs in the UI.