As a member of the Windows endpoint team, I assist in the development and maintenance of the user-mode service and minifilter driver that make up the Windows endpoint client for Carbon Black's Predictive Security Cloud.

I was a Resident Assistant (RA) in a first-year residence hall for three semesters. As an RA, I was responsible for fostering a sense of community among residents, addressing resident concerns and helping them navigate their first year at college, and enforcing residential life policy in the building.

I planned and facilitated a number of events and discussions, including regular floor meetings as well as events focused on building skills necessary to be successful at college or exploring how to communicate across cultural differences. I met with residents on my floor twice a semester one-on-one to build better relationships with them, understand their goals and struggles, and provide what advice I could to help them achieve those goals.

I worked on a team of 12 and met frequently with my colleagues and my supervisor to communicate potential issues with them. Additionally, once or twice a week I was "RA on Duty," and remained in a public location in the building in case residents needed help, as well as patrolled through the residence hall to proactively address and building or resident issues.

As an Undergraduate Course Assistant, I created and graded assignments for both the college's Intro to Data Structures course as well as a course on Software Engineering. For the Data Structures class, I graded weekly in-class assignments that focused on allowing students to exercise various topics they were learning in lectures. For the Software Engineering class, I researched and wrote a case study and group assignments focused around various stages of software development planning (use case planning, data-flow diagrams, ER diagrams, etc.) and later graded these assignments.

For both classes, I met weekly with the course professor or TAs to discuss student performance, concerns, and direction.