Previously taught Prototyping and Fabrication in the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation in Fall '18. Helped class of 30+ students with physical prototyping projects, using laser cutters, 3D printers, and electronics.

Currently teaching History of Information under Paul Duguid and Geoffrey Nunberg for a second semester. Leading discussions on course material that ranges from ethics, information transmission, and digital communication.

Created and tested wearable apps for task tracking in automated restaurant, using realtime data from robots.

Developed data pipeline for broadcasting realtime status notifications from robot to client applications.

Performed user research to define requirements for product development, making needs and cost-benefit analysis.

Developed task specific web software for internal training, sales, and support teams that saved numerous hours in previous inefficiencies. Used React for frontend work and C# for backend work.

Conducted user research and cost-benefit analyses to establish requirements for development efforts.