Bachelor's degree

Content Writer

Superpower: learning how to make sure nothing slips through the cracks in testing
Building the right testing environment for graph algorithms, making sure every requirement was met before anything was called done. Learning that rigor at the small scale is what makes big systems reliable.

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Superpower: learning how to actually help people make better decisions
Handling admin and day to day work, but also pointing students toward the right resources so they could make smarter choices about their classes. Learning that being useful to someone in a small moment can actually matter a lot.

Office Assistant

Student Ambassador

Superpower: learning how to represent something bigger than yourself
Being the face of the university to prospective students. Learning how to communicate clearly, lead by example, and make people feel like they belong somewhere before they even get there.

Superpower: learning how product and engineering actually talk to each other
Supporting enterprise product development from the inside. Writing PRDs, testing features before they ship, and learning how decisions made in a doc show up as real problems in production.

Product Manager

Superpower: making a team succeed where compliance and accuracy aren't optional
Working across multiple teams at a bank where regulations aren't suggestions. Tracking who owns what, keeping work unblocked, making sure the team lands it together.

Technology Analyst Intern

Superpower: turning a founder's vision into a team that actually ships
Running sprint planning, translating big ideas into backlogs, keeping a cross-functional team aligned. Learning that good PM work is mostly invisible when it's done right.

Product Manager Intern

Superpower: understanding how every piece of a product connects under the hood
Frontend, backend, APIs, how a CRM actually holds together. Learning what is hard to build and what isn't makes every product decision sharper.

Software Engineer Intern

Superpower: learning how to build a product from nothing
Wearing every hat. Running user interviews, designing screens, writing the backend, deciding what ships and what gets cut. Learning how to prioritize when everything feels urgent and how to build a product people actually want to use.

Founder

Founder in making

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