Teaching Assistant for CIS 350, Software Design and Engineering, which explains software design principles through mobile and web apps and guides students through the process of working in a group to create a complicated software system.

As part of the Android Auto Embedded team within the Android Open Source Project, I developed a functional prototype of a feature to handle user temperature preferences. This involved writing design docs with agreement from partner teams, completing implementation, creating a demo, and exploring future directions.

I worked on two studies during my three years at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Center for Injury Research and Prevention: one exploring safety during a transition from autonomous to manual control of vehicle, and one on kids using highly autonomous vehicles (AVs). As part of this research, I programmed scenarios into the simulator in JavaScript, assisted with testing & trials, and wrote data processing code in Python. I have co-authored academic papers, and presented my work at the 2018 AAAM Student Symposium.