• Research focused on Android obfuscation, specifically as protection against reverse engineering.

• Assisted the professor in collecting and reading research papers related to the area of study.

• Determine specific cases where default Android (ProGuard) obfuscation rules will crash the application or cause runtime errors, and how to fix or avoid these cases.

• Cooperated in a team of seven remotely to create a cross-platform mobile application to help collegiate level athletes log their workouts via camera scanning or manual input.

• Followed Scrum methodology practices by having daily standups with two week sprints, along with meetings to plan and review these sprints.

• Responsible for completing user stories in both frontend, using Dart and Flutter, as well as backend using Typescript, Express, and Typeorm with a MySQL database.

• Implemented CD for the frontend codebase, enabling automated deployments to iOS and Android.

• Collaborated closely with the shipping and IT departments to create a check-in application that safely separated D’Arrigo employees from their customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, and helped determine which customers load and transport which orders. The application frontend was built using Android Studio and Java.

• Rewrote an existing iOS application using Dart and Flutter for cross-platform use that allowed D’Arrigo employees to keep track of which locations had been harvested, what commodity had been harvested, and when.

• Created and updated documentation for maintaining the codebase, specifically flowcharts for application logic and spreadsheets for covered tests.