Developed and shipped a brand-new interactive tutorial for VoiceOver, Apple's built-in screen reader, for iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia

Also shipped a tutorial for Voice Control, Apple's flagship product for users with mobility impairments, on iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma. This was a huge win for users who previously had no easy way to learn the voice commands needed to control their device.

Created and maintain a tutorial framework in Swift for other accessibility products to implement for more tutorials, enabling the visionOS VoiceOver tutorial to be brought up with minimal additional developer effort

Drive collaboration with Engineering, Quality Assurance, and Design teams to refine intuitive user experiences by requesting feedback and organizing test fests throughout the development cycle

Added gradient support for the grayscale color filter across all platforms; assisted in refactoring macOS Accessibility Settings from Objective-C to SwiftUI

Interface with Linux’s Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM) support for hardware virtualization

Design and implement para-virtualized OS support to explicitly interact between Composite and hypervisor

Strategize and launch new approaches, including video tutorials and online hardware simulators, to convert class to remote learning with professor and instructional team during weekly meetings

Enhanced tracing technologies to improve visualization of workloads running in virtual machines and enable the identification and measurability of potential performance improvements

Extended sysctl and hypercall interfaces to enable sending and returning data between host and guest kernels

Enable 1,600 US employees to view upcoming events, post and view photos, and participate in mentoring program

Save US Tech leadership team 5+ hours monthly by automating the classification and review of employee experience survey results

Communicate daily with Agile team of four developers to develop high-quality code, test, and deploy projects

Finalist in Intern Hackathon!