Graduation from the University of Pennsylvania
I graduated from the MCIT program at the University of Pennsylvania with a 3.66 GPA. Throughout the program, I built a strong foundation in software development, including object-oriented programming, data structures, and algorithms, while also gaining hands-on experience with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Teaching Assistant, University of Pennsylvania
I was hired by the University of Pennsylvania as a Teaching Assistant for their Introduction to Software course. In this role, I held weekly office hours to provide 1:1 support, answered questions on course material and assignments, led targeted review sessions to help students prepare for exams and projects, and helped design course content.
NWAAPM Conference Presentation
I was invited to present the results of my AI-driven medical imaging research to an audience of over 100 physicians, researchers, and engineers at the 2024 NWAAPM chapter meeting held at the University of Washington.
Software Engineer Intern, University of Washington
As an intern at the University of Washington, I helped design an AI-based pipeline to automate CT scan processing and generate volumetric annotations of pulmonary nodules. This system supported large-scale enrichment of the NLST dataset, applying deep learning and image processing techniques to analyze over 70,000 scans.
Enrollment at University of Pennsylvania
I enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania’s MCIT program — a rigorous graduate-level computer science curriculum for non-CS majors — to deepen my programming skills and transition into a career as a software engineer. I began to build a strong foundation in software development fundamentals.
Graduation from the University of Illinois
I graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a 3.54 GPA, gaining a strong foundation in systems thinking, problem solving, and quantitative analysis.
Supply Chain Intern - PepsiCo
I joined PepsiCo as a Supply Chain Intern, where I helped automate driver check-in using a digitalized process, and co-developed a Tableau-based load tracking tool to improve data visibility and support supply planning
Illinois Outdoor Adventure Club Board Member
I joined the Outdoor Adventure Club’s executive board, where I helped set club policy, led trips, and explored the outdoors with fellow students, serving a community of over 2,700 members.
